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What do you think Amelia Earhart would like to see?
Amelia Earhart want to see women doing thing like a boy do .
What year did Amelia Earhart see her first airplane?
Amelia saw her first aircraft in 1919 in Toronto.
What did Amelia Earhart ever wanted to see?
She wanted to see women accepted as pilots.
What was Amelia Earharts favorite holiday?
There is no documented evidence confirming Amelia Earhart's favorite holiday. While she enjoyed adventure, independence, and flying, which might align with the spirit of Fourth of July (Independence Day), she never publicly stated a specific holiday as her favorite.
When did Amelia Earhart first see her first airplane?
Amelia Earhart went to the state fair at the age of 11 and saw an airplane show
How many kids did AMelia Earheart have?
As far as is known Amelia Earhart never had biological children. There have been rumors of adopted stepchildren, it is difficult to see how a globe-trotting aviatrix could have handled the Mother role- at least when actively flying.
Where did Amelia Earhart see her first airplane?
At the Canadian National Exposition in Toronto, in 1918.
Does Amelia Earhart have siblings and who are her siblings?
Yes, Amelia had siblings. A sister named Muriel who was nicknamed (Pidge) and wrote a biography of her sister Amelia. Muriel died in l999 or thereabouts, see the question on A. E's brothers and sisters.
When did Amelia Earhart see her first plane?
When she was 10 years old, surprisingly she didn't like it at first.
The first women to become a pilot?
Amelia Earhart <><><> Well, there were several women ahead of Amelia. See the link at the bottom of the page- the list is rather long.
What did Amelia Earhart want to see?
She wanted to see her name in the record book for first woman to circumnavigate the world.
Did Amelia Earhart see the earth as flat?
Amelia Earhart, like most educated individuals of her time, understood that the Earth is a globe, not flat. As a pioneering aviator and aviation advocate, her experiences flying at high altitudes would have reinforced her understanding of the Earth's curvature. There is no evidence to suggest that she held any belief in a flat Earth.
