Which plane did Amelia Earhart fly across the pacific?

Answer 1

Amelia Earhart, at age 40, flew a Lockheed Electra Vega (along with her navigator Fred Noonan) around the world. She did not make the entire trip and was last seen in Japan.
In 1928, the plane that she flew across the Atlantic as a passenger, piloted by Wilmer Stutz, was a Fokker F.VIIB called the "Friendship."

When she made her solo flight across the Atlantic in 1932, landing in Ireland, the plane was a Lockheed Vega that she referred to as the "Little Red Bus," probably due to its comparatively roomy interior.
The jury is out on this one. Some say it was a Lockheed Vega and others claim a Fokker F....can anyone help out here??

Answer 2

she flew over it 3 times the first time was in a Fokker F7 (becoming first women to fly over the Atlantic) the second was in a Lockheed Vega 2b (first women to solo the Atlantic) the third was in a Lockheed Electra 10E (in her round-the-world flight)

Answer 3

She flew in a Lockheed Electra 10, a conversion of a small airliner. This was an extremely good design, as Wiley Post proved when he flew around the world in one. During WW2 this design was modified to be the famous Lockheed Ventura, used by all the Allied air forces.

Answer 4

Amelia Earhart flew the Lockhead Electra 10E across the Atlantic Ocean.

Answer 5

She flew almost all the way around the world in an un-named Lockheed Electra.