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This handout photo released by Solar Impulse 2 shows the solar powered plane, piloted by Swiss pioneer André Borschberg, during the flyover of the pyramids of Giza on July 13, 2016 prior to landing in Cairo, Egypt. The 16th leg of the round-the-world-trip from Seville in Spain covered a distance of 3,700 kilometers and took almost 49 hours. The Solar Impulse 2 landed in Cairo on July 13, 2016 for the penultimate stop in the solar-powered plane's world tour, two days after setting off from Spain. The 16th leg of the round-the-world-trip from Seville in Spain covered a distance of 3,700 kilometers and took almost 49 hours. (Photo by Jean Revillard/AFP Photo/Solar Impulse 2)
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