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 |
As I was up in the sky in that tiny 4-seater Cessna, I felt a connection to the people throughout history who have cast themselves into that void.... to the people who sailed from one Polynesian island to another guided only by stars and wind... to the Russian "night witches" in World War II gliding low over the trees to accomplish their mission... and to all the brave people who have done amazing things throughout history, just because they believed they could.
— Catherine, Renton, WA, USA
Tweets
- 100 years ago today, Marie-Louise Driancourt became the 6th woman worldwide to earn a pilot license. — 1 year 49 weeks 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. — 1 year 49 weeks ago
- #Renton proudly displays its 2010 title on airport banner. Check it out. It looks great! http://bit.ly/dLnaA2 — 2 years 5 weeks ago
- @KarlenePetitt presents the 2010 "Most Female Pilot Friendly Airport in the US" trophy to the city of #Renton, WA, http://bit.ly/eUcShW — 2 years 9 weeks ago
- To get the latest information about Women Of Aviation Worldwide Week, follow @womenofaviation — 2 years 10 weeks ago
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