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Amelia was not, strictly speaking a Commercial pilot. she may have did promotional work for non-air outfits such as Beech-Nut gum ( autogiro flights) for many years the Heath chocolate company used an autogiro as a trade mark for their Bit-O-Honey brand and this showed candy bars coming together to form the craft"s rotors. Amelia held an autogiro height record of l8,4l5 feet which still stands- in l93l this under the sponsorship of Beech-Nut. big difference between Beech nut, and say American Airlines or United.
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Where does Amelia Earhart Work at?
Amelia Earhart was the first woman to fly over the Atlantic
What inspired Amelia Earhart to fly?
Her father Mr.Steven T. Earhart
How did people describe Amelia?
they described Amelia Earhart as fly girl
Who was Amelia Earharts parents?
Amelia Earhart was an early pioneer in aviation and was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Her parents were Samuel Stanton Earhart and Amelia Otis Earhart.
Who did Amelia Earhart fly with?
Her navigator Fred Noonan
Where does Amelia Earhart Work at?
Amelia Earhart was the first woman to fly over the Atlantic
How did Amelia Earhart fly?
with a plane!
This individual was lost somewhere in the Pacific Ocean while attempting to fly solo around the world?
amelia earheart
Did Amelia Earhart have a fear before she attempted to fly the world and overcome it?
amelia earhart likes pie
What inspired Amelia Earhart to fly?
Her father Mr.Steven T. Earhart
How did Amelia Earhart overcame her obstacles?
Amelia Earhart's parents did not want Amelia to fly a plane. How did she overcame that obstacle and tell her parents
Who did Amelia first fly with?
Fred noonan was Amelia Earhart's navigater
How did people describe Amelia?
they described Amelia Earhart as fly girl
What were Amelia Earhart's activities?
Fly on her plane
When did Amelia Earhart first fly?
1920
What date did Amelia Earhart fly?
1929
What state did Amelia Earhart lean to fly?
Amelia learned to fly at Kinner Field in California.
