She needed to carry a lot of fuel to fly long distances without stopping. A lighter weight will use less fuel per mile and a larger percentage of the total weight could be the fuel if the plane itself weighed as little as possible.
I think it is because, she had crash the air plane
She got her first pilots licence when she was 31. Before that, you didn't need one if flying a private plane in USA.
She didn't have weapons. She was a pilot and didn't need weapons.
If you mean on her final flight, she needed more fuel and a better radio.
i am sorry but i do not know. i just had a bagel with cream cheese and ham......yum. i do like that stuff. i am bored. right now i am doing a report on Amelia Earhart and i need to know how she got the money to buy her plaine. and my computer doesnt have spell check so it is kinda hard. A great book for Amelia Earhart is Flying Ace by Angela Bull it tells you what inspired her to fly her childhood family all things you need to know ecept how she got her plaine.... i hope i helped you and brightened your day.See you soonNerual IWow that answer stinks. I think it was in 1922 but I might be wrong. -Maddie G.
She worked at many different places and jobs in her lifetime. You need to be more specific.
Amelia flew and took off from many places. You need to be more specific. On her final flight she took of from Lei in New Guinea.
Amelia Earhart needs recognition as a pioneering aviator and advocate for women in aviation, as her contributions significantly advanced opportunities for women in the field. Additionally, she seeks to challenge societal norms and inspire future generations to pursue their dreams, regardless of gender. Ultimately, her legacy hinges on the continued exploration and celebration of her adventurous spirit and determination.
Amelia never had an aircraft called 'Friendship'. -You may be thinking of her 1928 flight across the Atlantic in a Fokker Friendship flown by Wilmer Stultz. This was NOT Amelia's aircraft and as far as I know it did not have a name. Sounds like you need to pay more attention to detail in your reading.
Amelia Earhart was a woman who thrived on facing the impossible. She was dedicated, vivacious, and brave. She was aware of the risks everytime she set out to accomplish another goal. She was willing to die if that was the price she had to pay for satisfying her need for adventure. Amelia hated endangering others, however. She never let her personal ambitions get in the way of safety precautions when other people were involved.
She was transmitting on 6,210 and 3,105 Kcs, but both of those frequencies need a very long antenna. She had apparently cut this long antenna off earlier, due to the difficulty of constantly winding it in after each transmission.
no, you need to be flying United Airlines in or out of O'hare airport.