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In 1897...
Amelia Earhart is born in Atchison, Kansas -
Graduation
Graduates from Hyde Park High School in Chicago, Illinois -
College
Earhart enrolls in the Pre-Med program of Columbia University, New York. -
Takes Flight
Earhart takes her first flight with Frank Hawks -
Flying Lessons
Completes flying lessons and purchases her first aircraft - The Kinner Airster. -
Unofficial Women's Flying Altitude Record set
Earhart sets an unofficial Women's Flying Altitude record of 14,000 ft -
Organization
Earhart tries to form an organization for women who also are pilots and fly. -
in 1928...
Earhart Recongnized as the first woman to fly across the Atlantic ocean as a passenger -
in the Fall of 1928...
Earhart become editor of Cosmopolitan magazine -
In the Fall of 1929
Earhart elected as an official for National Aeronautic Association -
In 1930...
Set women's speed record for 100 kilometers with no load, and with a load of 500 kilograms. -
In 1930...
Earhart helped to organize and became vice president of public relations for new airline, New York, Philadelphia and Washington Airways. -
In my 1932...
Earhart is awarded the Army Air Corps distinguised Flying Cross -
In 1932...
Earhart elected president of the Ninety Nines, a new women's aviation club which she helped to form. -
In 1934...
Earhart wins the Harmon trophy for the third year in a row. -
In 1935...
Earhart person to fly across the Pacific Ocean from Honolulu, Hawaii to Oakland California -
In 1936...
Earhart starts to plan her round-the-world flight. -
In 1937...
Earhart disappears new Howland Island July.
