82-Year-Old Flew Homebuilt Airplane Cross-Country

Arnold Ebneter dreamed of building and flying his own airplane. At 82 years old, he flew his very own homebuilt plane nonstop for 2,328 miles, setting a new world record for the greatest number of continuous miles flown in a plane weighing less than 500 kilograms. His daughter describes growing up in a family obsessed with aviation. Guest: Eileen Bjorkman, retired United States Air Force officer, former military flight test engineer, civilian pilot, and author of "The Propeller Under the Bed: A Personal History of Homebuilt Aircraft"