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Amelia Earhart - Childhood, Female Pilot Journey, Setting Records, Women's Rights, Flight Around The World, Pacific Ocean Plane Disappearance, Search, Unsolved Mystery, Case Developments & More! Chinatown Sara Knelman on photographs asIn the early days of aviation, one woman flew higher than all the rest: Amelia Earhart, who set (and broke) a dozen records for speed and distance while blazing a trail for female pilots in the male dominated field. When she became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean in 1928, she was not content with having been merely a passengerand four years later, she pulled off her own solo trans Atlantic journey. As she set her sights higher, Amelia