... University and then learned to fly. But her main occupation in life was social welfare work among the poor children of Boston. Amelia Earhart flew only for fun and as a relaxation from her real job. Yet her bravery and skill did much to further the progress of ...

... 1937, ended with a crash at Honolulu. A second world flight, which began at Miami. Florida, in June, 1938, proved to be Amelia Earhart's last great adventure. With Captain Fred Noonan as her navigator, she set off in a plane which had been caned the Flying ...

... Londonderry. So she followed a railway track until she saw the broad field in which she made her landing. T o the Day Amelia Earhart, one of the most courageous and best known American woman pilots. Her nick name was Lady Lindy. roads, schools extra ...