Amelia Earhart

Hoover in l928 or maybe 32 and later, of course, Franklin Delano Roosevelt or Presidelt as some wags called him. Hoover bestowed on her the Distinguished Flying Cross. She was the first female and only non-Service honoree.

Amelia was born in 1969 in Suffolk

Amelia Mary Earhart was born on July 24, 1897 in Atchinson, Kansas.

i dont think anybody knows that sorry, but i would reckon not

I think it was because her parents were never home cause they had to work. Her family was quite poor.

Amelia Earhart was a nice person and easy to get along with, she was also loved adventure.

She was flying a Lockheed Electra 10, a small airliner converted to her specifications.

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Amelia Josephine Harres and Mary Wells Patton were Amelia Earhart's two grandmothers.

Amelia believed women should be capable of accomplishing just as much as men. She also believed people should treat each other fairly and that women could have a family AND a successful career. Amelia believed fathers could contribute more to their families.

while she was flying her "round the world trip" she was flying over the Pacific when her plane vanished. there was no evident that she even crashed!

Current theory is she crashed on a Japanese held island and was held prisoner until her death.

During an attempt to make a circumnavigational flight of the globe in 1937, Earhart disappeared over the central Pacific Ocean near Howland Island.

she was the first women to fly a plan

Ans 2 -NO, she was not the first woman to fly a plane. Many women were famous pilots before Amelia. She got famous at first for being the first woman to fly across the Atlantic in 1928 - even though only as a passenger.

She'd had five hours of sleep a night

Aviator

as far as is known, no. She attended public schools in Atcheson and the Kansas City area. She attended college-level courses at Columbia Presbyterian as a nurses" aide but was not, strictly speaking, a college graduate.

Holland Island

ANS 2. Amelia was aiming to land on Howland Island ,but did not make it. It's unknown where she crashed.

i dont know what led to her success, but i think she wanted to start flying because her father took her for a ride in a plane, then she seemed fired up for some reason O.o

She studied Medicine at Columbia University, in 1919, and then re-enrolled in 1924, but both times was forced to quit because of family financial situation. Because of the same reason she was forced to abandon her dream about MIT.

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.

It is, judged from notes in newspapers, timed for- Two hours flat- or l20 minutes which is not a bad length for this type of film, take off when ready!

No, she wasn't; however, Bessie Coleman ( died l926 in accident) was a black aviatrix. No she wasn't some people did think she was

Amelia Earhart never made it she crashed somewhere near the Cook Islands in Melenisia.

probably, as a most practical matter, blindness as a result of an accident involving, say broken glass or sheet-metal, or an orientation or fuel loss. these are most serious hazards that pilots cannot ignore.