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What was Earhart role on her transatlantic flight?
On her first trans-Atlantic flight she was basically an observer.
What was Amelia Earhearts role on her first transatlantic flight?
nothing :)
What was earharts role on her first transalantic flight?
Pilot and navigator.
What was Amelia role on her first transatlantic flight?
She was basically a passenger on a flight piloted by Wilmer Stultz in 1928.
What was Amelia Earhart's role in her first transatlantic flight?
she was a forward observer.
What was Earharts role on her first transatlantic flight?
Amelia Earhart's role on her first transatlantic flight was to maintain the plane's log. Earhart disappeared on July 2, 1937 and was declared dead 2 years later.
What was Amelia Earhart role on the first transatlantic flight?
she is recognized as the first first woman to cross the Atlantic Ocean
What was Amelia earharts role on her first transatlantic flight?
The First friendship flight, a Foker trimotor with floats-She functioned as a Forward Observer, did not actually or at least officially pilot the craft. on the other hand she mad a solo flight in l932 in a Lockheed Vega, also named the Friendship.
What was Amelia Earhart's role on her first flight across the Atlantic?
While Amelia Earhart did not have a role in the first Trans-Atlantic flight, She was the first woman to make the trip in 1928, although she rode as a passenger. In 1932 she flew as the first woman to fly nonstop solo across the Atlantic.
What was Earhart's role on her transatlantic fight in1928?
She was a passenger on that flight .
What was Amelia Earhart's role in her first trans-Atlantic flight?
She was a non-operating forward observer on the (friendship) flight in l928, but made the trip solo, on a one-woman flight, in l932 with a different type of plane, a Lockheed Vega. The original plane, or one similar to it, is in the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum.
What is both a hormone and a neurohormone that plays important role in fight or flight?
Norepinephrine
