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Flugpilotin Amelia Earhart

The American Amelia Earhart with her companion Harry Manning a few days before the start of her flight around the equator. 13th March 1937. Photograph.

Flugpionierin Amelia Earhart

The American aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart with her assistant Paul Mantz. Burbank. 5th March 1937. Photograph.

Amelia Earhart's plane over San Francisco Bay, 1937

Amelia Earhart on her last flight around the world over San Francisco Bay.

Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) aviatrice americaine qui disparut en juillet 1937 dans l'ocean pacifique lors d'une traversee au dessus des Nukumanu Islands ici c. 1935 --- Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) american woman pilot who disappeared July 1937 in the Pacific Ocean while on a highly publicized world flight attempt here c. 1935

Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) aviatrice americaine qui disparut en juillet 1937 dans l'ocean pacifique lors d'une traversee au dessus des Nukumanu Islands ici c. 1935--- Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) american woman pilot who disappeared July 1937 in the Pacific Ocean while on a highly publicized world flight attempt here c. 1935

Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) aviatrice americaine qui disparu en juillet 1937 dans l'ocean pacifique lors d'une traversee au dessus des Nukumanu Islands, ici vers 1935 --- Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) american woman pilot who disappeared July 1937 in the Pacific Ocean while on a highly publicized world flight attempt, here c. 1935

Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earharts plane, 1937

Amelia Earhart takes off at Honolulu for her first round-the-world flight attempt , but due to a burst wheel has to reschedule.

Amelia Earhart's plane, 1937

Amelia Earhart's plane, a twin-motored Lockheed Electra, gets complete checking by the crew of Cakland Airport in Amamada, California, before her take-off on her last flight around the world.

Flugpionierin Amelia Earhart wird in Oakland empfangen

The American aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart is received in Oakland after her flight from Honolulu. 23th January 1935. Photograph.

Flugpionierin Amelia Earhart

The American aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart (right) when arriving in Oakland after her Pacific flight. 23th January 1935. Photograph.

Flugpilotin Amelia Earhart

The U.s. aviatrix Amelia Earhart at Aerodrome of Oakland after flying from Honolulu to Oakland. 23th January 1935. Photograph.

Flugpilotin Amelia Earhart mit ihrem Mann und Myrna Loy

The U.S. Air pilot Amelia Earhart (center) with her husband George P. Putnam and actress Myrna Loy. 20th January 1935. Photograph.

Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) aviatrice americaine premiere aviatrice a traverser l'Atlantique c. 1935 --- Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) american aviator c. 1935

Amelia Earhart, 1933

Amelia Earhart in front of her plane shortly before participating in the National Airraces in Los Angeles, 1933.

Amelia Earhart in front of her airplane, 1932

The American pilot Amelia Earhart, the first woman to cross the Atlantic alone, was also the first woman who crossed on her own the American continent from coast to coast. The picture shows her after arriving from Los Angeles to Newark, NJ, a distance for which she needed 19 hours.

Herbert Hoover und Amelia Earhart

The American President Herbert Hoover presented aviatrix Amelia Earhart the Medal of the National Geographic Society. The President of the National Geographic Society Gilbert Grosvenor (left). The wife of President Hoover (right). 30th June 1932. Photograph.

Amelia Earhart with President Hoover, 1932

Amelia Earhart receives a gold medal from J. Edgar Hoover for her transatlantic flight. With her in the White House are (left to right): Dr. Gilbert Grosvenor, Präsident Hoover, George Palmer Putnam, Amelia Earhart, John O. La Gorce and Mrs. Hoover.

Amelia Earhart in New York, 1932

Amelia Earhart, sitting in a car next to Charles L. Lawrence (right) , President of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce, is greeted in New York by a cheering crowd throwing confetti and ticker tape.

Amelia Earhart mit britischen Flugpilotinnen

fFemale Flight pilots (seated from left to right) Mildred Mary Petre and Amelia Earhart and Mrs Claever. Standing Lady Bailey - Mrs Shelmardine and Peggy Salaman an Mrs. Spicer and Pauline Gower. Meeting in the garden of the American Embassy. 25th May 1932. Photograph.

Amelia Earhart nach ihrer Landung in Londonderry

The American aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart and Atlantikpilot after landing in Londonderry. 22th May 1932. Photograph.

Flugpionierin Amelia Earhart

The U.S. aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart in the rain on the way to Hanworth Aerodrome. 22th May 1932. Photograph.

Amelia Earhart, 1932

Amelia Earhart arrives with a smile at Hanwort Aerodrome (near London), returning from her successful transatlantic flight.

Flugpionierin Amelia Earhart

The American aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart when starting in Newfoundland. She wants to fly to Paris. 21th May 1932. Photograph.

Flugpionierin Amelia Earhart

The American aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart in Hasbrouck Heights / New Jersey. She wants to fly from Newfoundland to Paris. 20th May 1932. Photograph.

Amelia Earhart with Bernt Balchen, 1932

Amelia Earhart with the arctic pilot Bernt Balchen at Teterboro airport, New Jersey, shortly before their flight to Harbor Grace, Newfoundland , from where she will take off to her first solo flight across the atlantic.

Amelia Earhart's plane, 1932

Amelia Earhart's Lockheed monoplane at Teterboro airport, New Jersey , from where she will start her first solo atlantic flight.

Amelia Earhart is surrounded by onlookers after her second Atlantic crossing

Amelia Earhart on her plane in the Irish town of Londonderry. The American pilot crossed in June 1928 together with Wilmer Stultz the Atlantic from the USA, now, on May 20, 1932, she started in Newfoundland the first solo flight, which ended after 13 hours of flight at Londonderry in Ireland.

Amelia Mary Earhart

Die US-amerikanische Flugpionierin Amelia Mary Earhart trägt sich in das Gästebuch ein. Pariser Rathaus. 1932. Photographie.

Amelia Earhart

Arrivee de l'aviatrice Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) a Paris le 3 juin 1932 --- Arriving of airwoman pilot Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) in Paris on june 3, 1932

Amelia Earhart

Arrivee de l'aviatrice Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) le 20 mai 1932 a Harbour Grace juste vaant sa traversee de l'Atlantique nord --- Arriving of airwoman pilot Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) in Harbour Grace on may 20, 1932

Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earhart (1898-1937) aviatrice americaine, pionniere de l'aviation qui realisa de nombreux exploits c. 1932 --- Amelia Earhart (1898-1937) american pilot, c. 1932

Amelia Earhart in New York , 1932

Amelia Earhart is welcomed in New York's town hall by mayor James J. Walker (left) and irish envoy Michael Macwhite after returning from her first transatlantic flight in 1932.

Amelia Earhart in Londonderry, 1932

Amelia Earhart is welcomed by the police and a cheering crowd in Londonderry, Ireland, after her first record transatlantic flight in 1932.

Amelia Earhart and her husband George Palmer Putnam

Amelia Earhart, American pilot, with her husband, George Palmer Putnam. She has just attended a flight from coast to coast in the United States with their aircraft, which she climbs here.

Primo Carnera und Amelia Earhart

Primo Carnera (Italian boxer) and Amelia Earhart (American aviation pioneer and author) met on board the Ile de France during the voyage from France to New York. Um 1930.

Piloten Amelia Earhart und Frank Hawks

The American aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart with Captain Frank Hawks. About 1930. Photograph.

Publizist George Palmer Putnam

The American publisher George Palmer Putnam. Fiance of aviatrix Amelia Earhart. About 1930. Photograph.

Schauspielerin June Travis und Amelia Earhart

Schauspielerin June Travis (links) nimmt Flugstunden bei der berühmten Flugpionierin Amelia Earhart. Kalifornien. Um 1930. Photographie.

Amelia Earhart mit NACA Mitgliedern, 1928

Gruppenbild der NACA MItglieder mit Amelia Earhart auf den Stufen des Langley Forschungsgebäudes in Hampton, Virginia.\nVordere Reihe von links nach rechts: EA Meyers, Elton Miller, Amelia Earhart, Henry Reid, und Lt Col Jacob WS Wuest. Hintere Reihe von links nach rechts: Carlton Kemper, Raymond Sharp, Thomas Carroll, (NN hinter AE), und Fred Weick.

Amelia Earhart's "Friendship", 1928

Amelia Earhart's tri-motored Fokker. with which she will fly to England, accompanied by Wilmer Stutz and Lou Gordon.

Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earhart, American pilot, in her flying clothes. In June 1928 she crossed together with the pilot Stultz the Atlantic from the U.S. to Ireland and then flew to the British main island.

Amelia Earhart and the pilot Stultz after crossing the Atlantic

Amelia Earhart (center), Wilmer Stultz (left) and the mechanic Gordon after crossing the Atlantic in their aircraft "Friendship", here in Southampton, England, in June 1928.

Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earhart, American pilot, in her flying clothes. She crossed in June 1928 together with the pilot Stultz the Atlantic from Newfoundland to England.

Amelia Earhardt with the pilot Shultz

Amelia Earhart, Captain Stultz in the hatch of the aircraft "Friendship" in Burry Port, Carmarthenshire, South Wales.

Parade for Amelia Earhart in New York, 1928

Amelia Earhart is welcomed in New York by a cheering crowd after her first transatlantic flight.

Amelia Earhart vor ihrem Flugzeug, ca. 1930

Amelia Earhart vor ihrer Lockheed Electra, mit der sie 1937 verschwinden wird.

Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) aviatrice americaine ici le 20 juin 1928 a Southampton apres sa traversee de l'Atlantique (elle est la 1ere femme a avoir traverse l'Atlantique) g-d : Amy Guest, le co pilote Louis Gordon, Amelia Earhart, le pilote Wilmer Stultz, Mme Foster Welch, maire de Southampton, Southampton, --- Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) american pilot, at Southampton on june 20, 1928 : Amy Guest, Lou Gordon, Amelia Earhart, Wilmer Stultz, and Mrs. Foster Welch, Mayor of Southampton

Amelia Earhart , 1928

Amelia Earhart climbs into the "Friendship", leaving Burry Port to fly to Southhampton.

Amelia Earhart with her crew, 1928

Amelia Earhart with her pilot and mechanic on the floats of the "Friendship" after her first atlantic flight in 1928 at Burry Port, Carmathenshire, Wales.

Amelia Earhart with Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon, 1928

Amelia Earhart with pilot Wilmer Stultz (left) and mechanic Lou Gordon as they appeared returning to the U.S. after her first transatlantic crossing in 1928.

Amelia Earhart's "Friendship" in Burry Port, 1928

Amelia Earhart's plane "Friendship" in the harbour of Burry Port, Carmathenshire (Wales) after her first transantlantic flight in 1928.

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Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earhart, American aviator.

Amelia Mary Earhart

Amelia Mary Earhart (Geboren am 24. Juli 1897 in Atchison, Kansas; verschollen seit 2. Juli 1937 im Pazifischen Ozean), amerikanische Flugpionierin und Frauenrechtlerin

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Famouys aeroplanes pilots and airports Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs Putnam) Was the first woman to fly the Atlantic - from Newfoundland to Wales in 1928, and some years later made a solo crossing. Has made many long distance flights in America including a flight from Honolulu to Oakland, California in January 1935, and later in that year made a record non-stop flight of 2,100 miles from Mexico City to New York in 14 hours 18 minutes. In 1937, started a round the world flight but her machine was damaged while taking off after flying from California to Honolulu.

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Famous aeroplanes pilots and airports Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs Putnam) Was the first woman to fly the Atlantic - from Newfoundland to Wales in 1928, and some years later made a solo crossing. Has made many long distance flights in America including a flight from Honolulu to Oakland, California in January 1935, and later in that year made a record non-stop flight of 2,100 miles from Mexico City to New York in 14 hours 18 minutes. In 1937, started a round the world flight but her machine was damaged while taking off after flying from California to Honolulu.

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Amelia Earahart Chicago 1932

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The first woman to fly the Atlantic alone, Miss Amelia Earhart and her plane at Culmore, near Londonderry, where she was forced to land.28th May 1932. Earhart, Amelia Mary US aviator; as passenger, became 1st woman to fly across Atlantic Ocean 1928; vice-president of Luddington Airlines, Inc. 1930-1931; made 1st female solo trans-Atlantic airplane flight 1932, flying from Newfoundland to Wales; made 1st solo flight from Honolulu to US mainland 1935; made 1st solo flight from Mexico City to New York City 1935; began attempt at around-the-world airplane flight 1937, but disappeared near Howland Island in Pacific Ocean; 2nd wife of George Putnam 1931 _1897-1937?

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The first woman to fly the Atlantic alone, Miss Amelia Earhart and her plane at Culmore, near Londonderry, where she was forced to land on 21 May 1932 28th May 1932

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Airwoman Amelia Earhart (Mrs Putnam) Lockheed Vega aircraft

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Amelia Earhart on Aeroplane

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Internationale Filmfestspiele von Cannes 1994: "Amelia Earhart".

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Holding a copy of the book " Amelia Earhart lives " Mrs Irene Bolam tells a press conference that " I am not Amelia Earhart " . The book by Joe Klaas said she was the best candidate to be Miss Earhart if the flyer had survived

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George Palmer Putnam on arrival in Los Angeles with his son David Binney Putnam (left) and Paul Mantz, technical adviser to the air woman (right). After weeks of search in which the United States Navy and air arm has scoured the Pacific, ships and machines have been ordered back to their bases. Amelia Earhart, together with her navigator Captain Fred Noonan, was lost in the Pacific near Howland Island on the last stage but one of her round the world flight. 19 July 1937

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Designed to make extended non - stop flights a low - wing transport plane is being equipped as a " Flying Laboratory " for Amelia Earhart , the American airwoman in Los Angeles , USA . instead of passenger seats , additional fuel tanks are being installed in the plane , which is powered by twin engines each of 550 horsepower . The machine will be used for aerial research . Photo shows : Amelia Earhart seated in her new " Flying Laboratory " . 1936 *** Local Caption ***

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America 's " Lady Lindy " comes down to earth . Amelia Earhart and June Iravis , her film actress pupil , using the new motor scooter at Hollywood airport after June 's first flying lesson . 4 January 1936

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The giant Pan American airways transpacific airliner China Clipper has arrived at Manila with the first mail ever to cross the Pacific by air . The flight took a week . The plane was ahead of schedule , but was one minute late in coming to her moorings because she was held up by the crowd of small boats in the harbour . Photo shows , the crew of the China Clipper just before the take off , left to right , Victor Wright , second engineering officer Frederick J Noonan , navigation officer , Captain Edwin Musick , Commander Captain R O D Sullivan , first officer , C D Wright , first engineering officers , George King , second officer Thomsas R Runnels , second radio officer ( second from right ) and William T Jorbae , first radio officer ( extreme right ) . Captain Fred Noonan was later navigator for Amelia Earhart and disappeared with her on the ill fated attempt to circumnavigate the globe. Frederick Joseph "Fred" Noonan (April 4, 1893 - missing July 2, 1937, declared dead June 20, 1938) 2 December 1935

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Amelia Earhart ascends to record in autogiro Photo shows Amelia Earhart piloting an autogiro at Pitcairn Field , Willow Grove , Pennsylvania , which she took to 19 , 000 feet . She was the first woman to fly one of these aircraft .

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The arrival of the ' Friendship ' at Southampton . The ' Friendship ' taxiing up Southampton Water . ( Amelia Earhart , first woman to fly the Atlantic ) 19 June 1928

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Woman ( Amelia Earhart , first woman to fly the Atlantic ) in Atlantic flying venture . The ' Friendship ' ( Fokker VIIb - 3m ) at Southampton . 19 June 1928

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The arrival of the ' Friendship ' at Southampton . The ' Friendship ' taxiing up Southampton Water . ( Amelia Earhart , first woman to fly the Atlantic ) 19 June 1928

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The arrival of the friendship at Southampton . Miss Amelia Earhart accepting a bouquet from the Mayor of Southampton . 19 June 1928

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The arrival of the ' Friendship ' at Southampton ; Amelia Earhart - first woman to fly the Atlantic . Mr Wilmer Stultz , the pilot , Miss Earhart , Mr Louis Gordon , mechanic , and the Mayor of Southampton on the slipway . 19 June 1928

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The arrival of the ' Friendship ' at Southampton . The ' Friendship ' in Southampton Water . ( Amelia Earhart , first woman to fly the Atlantic ) 19 June 1928

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Woman in Atlantic flying venture . Miss Earhart in undergraduate dress in 1918 . 18 June 1928

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Miss Amelia Earhart in flying gear. 1928

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Amelia Earhart ( 1897 - 1937 ) , a noted American aviation pioneer and author . She was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean and set many aviation records . She is pictured here sitting on her plane .

Amelia Earhart ( 189...

Amelia Earhart ( 1897 - 1937 ) , a noted American aviation pioneer and author . She was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean and set many aviation records .

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US record - breaking airwoman , Amelia Earhart at Lockheed with her car and her plane , the single - engined Lockheed Vega , in which she made her record - breaking solo Atlantic crossing to Ireland . She is pictured with ; left to right - Allan Lockheed , Carl Squier and Lloyd Stearman . 1932

Miss Amelia Earhart ( American airwoman who is the only woman to have flown the Atlantic alone ) has taken off from Honolulu on her trans-Pacific flight to Oakland in California - photo shows Miss Amelia Earhart's plane being unloaded at Honolulu January 12th 1935

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Duke Kahanamoku , Miss Amelia Earhart , George A Putnam , Paavo Nurmi , Douglas Fairbanks and Arthur Jonath Los Angeles 1932, Olympic Games:

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Woman in Atlantic flying venture . Miss Earhart in 1918 .

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Women flyers at the national air races, Cleveland Ohio L-R Ruth Nichols, Bobbie Trout, Blanche Noyes, Amelia Earhart, Dr A H Rorhbach, Thea Rasch, Gladys O'Donnell, Phoebe Omlie

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After successfully completing the first lap of her round the world flight from California to Honolulu, Amelia Earhart crashed when taking off at Honolulu airport. As her giant Lockheed plane roared off the runway at 70 miles an hour, a wheel tyre burst and the machine slewed round. The machine was wrecked but Amelia escaped. She went back to California by boat and intends to repair her plane for another attempt. Photo shows: Amelia Earhart's heavily laden Lockheed plane taking off from Oakland airport at Alemada, California, at the start of her ill-fated round the world attempt. March 1937

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Amelia Earhart and June Travis, her film actress pupil, using the new motor scooter at Hollywood airport after June's first flying lesson. 14th January 1936