Air-Crazy, Too: More fascinating Stories of Canadian Women in the Air

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by Elizabeth Muir

 

In the early 1900s, when airplanes were first invented, women weren’t supposed to fly – not even as passengers. But many women persevered and became airplane and glider pilots. They even flew blimps. They became balloonists, skydivers, helicopter and medivac pilots, and even astronauts.


Enjoy our new stories about more daring women aviators in Air-Crazy, Too, a companion to the first book, Air-Crazy (translated into French as Libres Comme L’Air). 

 

This book can be purchased for $12 (plus $6 shipping in Canada)

The women highlighted in "Air-Crazy, Too" include:
Edith Litchfield
Evelyn Fletcher
Helen Harrison
Virginia Doerr
Molly Reilly
Dorothy Rungeling
Daphne Schiff
Wendy Clay
Lorna deBlicquy
Kathy Sutton
Alis Kennedy
Inge Baggaley
Karen McCrimmon
Eileen Vaughan
Sandra Rolfe
Robyn Shlachetka
Jenni Sidey-Gibbons
Julie Payette