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"Thanks very much. Thank you for inviting me and to Sharon for taking me up, It was great fun."
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2012 Women of Aviation
Worldwide Week
March 5-11 2012
Participating Countries
| Austria | Bostwana | Canada | Croatia | Czech Republic | Denmark | England | Estonia | France | Germany | Ghana | Iceland | Ireland | Italy | Luxembourg | Moldova | Mongolia | Netherlands | Norway | Poland | Portugal | Romania | Scotland | Slovakia | Spain | Sweden | Switzerland | Turkey | United States |
"I was waiting around for the right opportunity, and when I heard about this worldwide record-setting event, I knew this was it. This was the time to introduce my own daughter to the dream of flying."
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- 100 years ago today, Marie-Louise Driancourt became the 6th woman worldwide to earn a pilot license. — 33 weeks 4 days ago
- 100 years ago, Héléne Dutrieu became the first woman pilot ever to win an air race. She beat 14 male pilots to win Coppa del Re air race. — 34 weeks 14 hours ago
- #Renton proudly displays its 2010 title on airport banner. Check it out. It looks great! http://bit.ly/dLnaA2 — 41 weeks 5 days ago
- @KarlenePetitt presents the 2010 "Most Female Pilot Friendly Airport in the US" trophy to the city of #Renton, WA, http://bit.ly/eUcShW — 45 weeks 3 days ago
- To get the latest information about Women Of Aviation Worldwide Week, follow @womenofaviation — 46 weeks 6 days ago
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