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Amelia Earhart by Marie Funes
Amelia Earhart's Life
Amelia Earhart is born at her Grandparents home in Atchison, Kansas.
July 24,1897
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Amelia is unimppresed when she sees her first airplane at the Iowa State Fair.
1908
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Amelia becomes a nurse's aide.
1918
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She becomes the aide at Toronto's Spadina Military Convalescent Hospital after leaving Ogontz School in Philiadelphia.
Amelia has her first ride in an airplane.
December 1920
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Amelia loves her first ride.
Amelia buys her first airplane.
1921
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Amelia begins flying lessons with Neta Snook as her instructor.
January 3, 1921
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Amelia sets an unofficial women's altitude record of 14,000 feet.
October 1922
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Amelia flys across the Atlantic Ocean on th Friendship airplane.
June 1928
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Amelia becomes teh first women ever to fly across the Atlantic Ocean.
Amelia takes third place in the first Women's Transcontinental Air Derby.
August 1929
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In this Derby she stops to assits a fellow pilot and still gets third.
Amelia is elected the first president of the Ninety-Nines.
1930
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The Ninety-Nines was a newly-formed womens pilot organization.
Amelia marries publisher and premoter George Palmer Putnam.
February 7, 1931
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Amelia becomes the first woman to fly an autogrio.
April 8, 1931
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Amelia sets a altitude record of 18,415 feet in the new exprimental aircraft.
April 8,1931
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Amelia becomes the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean.
May 21,1932
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Amelia become the first person to cross the Atlantic Ocean twice by air.
May 21, 1932
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Amelia becomes the first woman pilot to fly nonstop from coast to coast.
August 1, 1932
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Amelia flew from Los Angeles, California, to Newmark, New Jersey, in just over 19 hours.
Amelia becomes the woman to make a solo flight from Hawaii to California.
January 1935
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She flew from Honolulu, Hawaii, to Oakland, California.
Amelia becomes the first person to fly solo from California to Mexico.
April 1935
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She flew from Los Angeles, California, to Mexico City, Mexico.
Amelia joins the faculty of Indiana's Purde University.
September 1, 1935
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She joins as a career conselor for female students.
Amelia begins her highly publicized, around-the-world flight.
March 1937
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Amelia takes off from Oakland, California. In Honolulu, Hawaii, an accident during takeoff interrupts her plans.
Amelia's plane is fixed, so she attemps her second around-the-world flight.
June 1, 1937
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Amelia departs from Miami, Florida.
Amelia disappears in the Pacific somewhere near Howland Island.
July 2, 1937
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She disappears not alone, but also with navigator Fred Noonan.
Amelia Earhart is declared legally dead.
January 5, 1939
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