Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earhart
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Amelia Earhart is known to be the first female pilot pioneers of the world. She is remembered as the first female to fly across the Atlantic alone. She has contributed positively in the aviation sector. She multitasked as an author, university lecturer and the vice president of the airline industry. She utilized that opportunity to advocate the fact that flight should not be feared because in future it will be part of normal life. Earhart disappearance ordeal has remained controversial.
Key words: Fly and achievement
Amelia Earhart
Amelia Earhart made it into the book of history for being the first woman on the global to fly alone across the Atlantic Ocean. Additionally, she achieved many records in her entire career. Her career in aviation was between 1928 to 1937 lasting for one decade. Many admirers around the world, especially in the United States, were devastated by her disappearance in 1937 when she tried to circumnavigate the earth (Burke, 2007). Her corporate social responsibility was to promote the advancement of women in the field of aviation and the advancement of commercial aviation in the airplane industry.
In detail, Amelia Mary Earhart was born in 1897 in a town called Atchison located in Kanas. At age nine, she completed Hyde Park high school based in Chicago, Illinois. In 1917, she attended to wounded victims of the world war one in Toronto, Canada in a hospital called Spadina Military Convalescent Hospital…