What are the names of Amelia Earhart's planes?

Answer 1

she was on an amazing flight that sucked. Among others, including those leased or used for stunts: Kinner training plane, Avro Avian biplane , Fokker Trimotor on Floats ( Friendship) used in first Atlantic crossing in l928 with two male pilots, Amelia functioning as (Fwd.Observer) and a very observant and pertinent Observer she was)- Various forms of autogiros for stunt work, she had a minor accident with one but was miraculously unhurt- also held an altitude record for autogiros piloted by women which still stands.- Lockheed Vega with red and Gold Paint job-solo Atlantic Crossing of l932, and of course the Ill-Fated Lockheed Electra l0E of Electra Project fame. It is interesting to note she only owned or had title to two of these planes- the Lockheed Vega(Nicknamed the Red Bus)-now in the Smithsonian and the Electra. In a sense there were two Electras appointed identically as one was a stand=by spare (good idea for a world cruising mission) Electra no.l l was written off in a crash on take-off and the propeller gear was irreparable damaged-hence Electra ll brought out of the hanger. Getting off airplanes, the Aviatrix had some neat automobiles such as a Kissel kar(survives in a museum) and a "37 Cord.

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Answer 2

From Boston to Newfoundland to Wales

Across the United States

From New Jersey to Newfoundland to Londonderry, Ireland

From Honolulu to Oakland, California

Around the world at the equator from Miami to Lae, New Guinea

Answer 3

The Canary was her first, later she named her Lockheed Vega "Little Red Bus", but apparently never named the the Lockheed 10 she used in the world attempt.