Amelia Earhart

 Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earhart was a woman that was able to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 1932. She was the first woman to ever fly solo after disciplining herself and learning how to fly an airplane. This was unheard of in the 1930s when airplane pilots were mostly male. 

Earhart was able to break a record by flying the Atlantic by herself. Earhart would not rest on her laurels and would decide to keep flying and even was involved in airplane races. It is noted that she was well liked by Americans for being distinct and brave. In 1937, she decided to attempt a flight across the world. While being a great air pilot, it is noted that she vanished and no trace of her was found. 

It is unknown if she may have been envied by other individuals who were either pilots, or by machismo men, or homosexuals in her time who could not stand a woman traveling across the world and breaking another record. There were probably enviers who could not stand that Earhart was impressive and distinct. 

Earhart actually dedicated herself to aviation and became an impressive individual. She may have been the greatest air pilot ever or one of the greatest air pilots flying in a time where airplanes did not have all the safety measures that they now have. She was probably envied by bureaucrats for being a woman that was brave and impressive. (Will Roger's plane also plummeted in 1935 and was also well liked by Americans.) We can persevere being far apart from enviers and homosexuals who hate and envy others for no reason. It is doubtful that Earhart having been skilled at flying could have ran out of fuel or lost her way, and instead most likely was envied. There was probably envy that Amelia Earhart was going to break the world record of flying across the world in 1937. 

Amelia Earhart Was Appreciated By Americans

Amelia Earhart was distinct and unique being the first woman to fly across the Atlantic by herself and succeed. This was after a few decades of the airplane having been created and improved by the Wright Brothers in the early 1900s. Despite the novelty of the airplane and not having the safety features of these times, Earhart traveled the Atlantic by herself. Earhart became famous for breaking the record of first woman to travel the Atlantic on an airplane. She became a fashion model and also kept flying airplanes. She was noted to keep practicing aviation so much so that she was involved in airplane races. When she had gained enough confidence, she decided to embark on the first ever solo airplane flight around the world. 

News of her new goal to travel around the world may have caused envy by male aviation enthusiasts who could not live with the idea of a woman breaking a new record. No male nor female traveled a solo flight around the world in 1937. Earhart was going to attempt this feat when it is possible that she was sabotaged by an envious "competitor". It may have been that a male aviator envied Earhart for attempting to break a new record. While Earhart did not finish the solo flight, she did have more courage and ethics. Earhart did not resort to sabotage to make the first attempted solo flight across the world. Earhart was definitely envied for being the best airplane pilot of her time.