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- First women to fly across the Atlantic Ocean (as a passenger)
- Won 3rd place in the first Women’s Air Derby
- Set many women’s flying speed records
- First women to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean
- First women to fly solo non-stop across the United States
- Elected president of a women’s flying club called the Ninety Nines
- First person to fly solo across the Pacific between Hawaii and California
- First person to fly solo non-stop from Mexico City to Newark
- Began around the world flight in Oakland, California in March 1937
- Airplane was damaged and needed repair
- Second attempt at around the world flight began in Miami, Florida in June 1937
- Made 26 stops during the flight
- Disappeared July 2, 1937 near Howland Island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
Amelia Earhart with her co-pilot Fred Noonan.