Amelia Earhart: a Trailblazing Aviator

Amelia Earhart gained fame as the first woman to fly across the Atlantic, initially as a passenger in 1928. Despite being a passenger, she was celebrated as a celebrity. Determined to be recognized as a serious aviator, she completed a solo flight across North America and later across the Atlantic in 1932, earning prestigious awards. Her final flight in 1937, an attempt to circumnavigate the globe, ended in her disappearance over the Pacific, cementing her legacy as a pioneering aviator.

Who coordinated Amelia Earhart's first Atlantic flight?

• George Putnam

• Charles Lindbergh

• Wilma Stoltz

• Louis Gordon

What was Amelia Earhart's role during her first Atlantic flight?

• Pilot

• Co-pilot

• Passenger

• Mechanic

In which year did Amelia Earhart complete her first solo flight across North America?

• 1925

• 1937

• 1928

• 1932

Where did Amelia Earhart land after her solo transatlantic flight in 1932?

• New York

• Paris

• London

• Ireland

During which flight did Amelia Earhart disappear?

• First Atlantic Flight

• Solo North America Flight

• Around the World Flight

• Solo Transatlantic Flight