Famous Girl Aviators

By mgc
  • Elisabeth Thible

    Elisabeth Thible
    Thible was the first woman aloft- in a hot air baloon.
  • Harriet Quimby

    Harriet Quimby
    Harriet Quimby is the first woman to get her pilot's license. Also the 2nd woman in the world.
  • Katherine Stinson

    Katherine Stinson
    Stinson got her pilot's license at age 21. She was the youngest woman to get her's.
  • Marjorie Stinson

    Marjorie Stinson
    Marjorie got her pilot's license 2 years after her sister.
  • Bessie Coleman

    Bessie Coleman
    In 1920 Bessie Coleman went to France and became the first Afercan American to get her pilot's license.
  • Elinor Smith

    Elinor Smith
    Elinor was the youngst woman to get her pilot's license at age 16.
  • Bessie Coleman Died

    Bessie Coleman Died
    Bessie Coleman tragicly died while she was flying on an airplane. She was unable to make a flight school for Afercian Americans.
  • Mary Riddle

    Mary Riddle
    Mary Riddle was the first Native American girl to get her piolit's license.
  • Florence "Pancho" Barnes

    Florence "Pancho" Barnes
    Barnes broke the women's speed record.
  • Amelia Earhart

    Amelia Earhart
    Amelia Earhart was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean by herself.
  • Wila Brown

    Wila Brown
    Wila Brown opened a Afrcian American flight school.
  • Betty Skelton

    Betty Skelton
    She won her first International Aerobatic Champion for Women trophy with her Pitts Special S-1C biplane, “Little Stinker.”
  • Jacqueline Auriol

    Jacqueline Auriol
    Auriol was a passenger on an airplane when it crashed. She had 22 surgeries to put her face back together. When, she was at the hospital she asked a surgen, " Will I be able to fly again?"
  • Jacquelin Cochran

    Jacquelin Cochran
    Cochran was the first woman aviator to brake the sound barrier.
  • Patty Waggstaff

    Patty Waggstaff
    Waggstaff was the first woman to win the title of U.S. National Aerobatic Champion.