In November 2025, a field team from the Purdue Research Foundation and Archaeological Legacy Institute (ALL) will head to the ...

Amelia Earhart's life would've followed a completely different path if she'd continued with her university course ...

Amelia Earhart, a Kansas native, began her ascent to fame in 1922 when she piloted her bright yellow Kinner Airster biplane—endearingly called “The Canary”—to a then-record height of ...

Amelia Earhart, a Kansas native, began her ascent to fame in 1922 when she piloted her bright yellow Kinner Airster biplane—endearingly called “The Canary”—to a then-record height of ...

So on Amelia Earhart Day, ... Earhart wasn’t impressed by the first plane she saw as a 10-year-old at the Kansas State Fair. ... which she nicknamed “Canary” for its sunny hue.

Amelia Earhart (uh-ME-lee-uh air ... When she could afford it, she bought her own airplane, a bright yellow one that she called the Canary. ... In 1928, she rode in a plane, ...

The Legendary Amelia Earhart. April 2, 2012 / 11:47 AM EDT / CBS Detroit ... Instead of saving money for a car, Earhart saved money to buy her own plane – a yellow one she called Canary.

After Amelia Earhart’s plane disappeared in 1937, Amelia’s mother and sister escaped the press in Boston by taking refuge in Marblehead, staying at a home on Front Street.

Amelia Earhart Putnam, first lady of the air, plans to fly solo from Hawaii to the United States, according to an announcement recently made. Wednesday would have been Earhart's 122nd birthday.

Amelia Earhart, a Kansas native, began her ascent to fame in 1922 when she piloted her bright yellow Kinner Airster biplane—endearingly called “The Canary”—to a then-record height of ...

Amelia Earhart was an aviator that broke modern-day conventions alongside world-wide piloting records. Here are some facts to quench you thirst for Earhart trivia, and look back at the aviators ...