Aviators

Yeager tested the boundaries of flight, achieving ever-greater speed records.

In 1986, Warner led the first all-female flight crew in the U.S.

A look back at some of the fastest females ever…

First woman to command an operational air squadron.

On the 75th anniversary of Amelia Earhart’s disappearance, the search continues.

Learn about the other Amelia Earhart following the famous pilot’s path around the world.

Anyone who follows tennis knows the name Roland Garros – it’s the stadium that hosts the French Open each year. But who was the real Roland Garros?

Marie Miller was a pioneer female aviator who once flew with Amelia Earhart and learned to fly at the field where Charles Lindbergh began his historic flight.

As if being a role model to generations of female pilots wasn’t enough, Anne Morrow Lindbergh was also an award-winning author and prolific writer of poetry and non-fiction.