Teen completes record-breaking 76-day flight around the world

A Louisiana teenager flew for 10 ½ hours through a sandstorm over Saudi Arabia, got stuck in the Philippines by typhoons, and set three youth aviation records. Flying entirely by instruments through the sandstorm's turbulence was the worst part of the trip, 18-year-old Mason Andrews, of Monroe in northeast Louisiana, said Monday. "It seemed like a hundred hours.""The highlight was flying into Paris. I saw the Eiffel Tower on the approach — I landed at night," he said in a telephone