US EditionApril 16, 1912: Harriet Quimby Made History By Becoming The First Woman To Fly Across The English Channel And She Died During A Flight Too - EBNW Story
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April 16, 1912: Harriet Quimby Made History By Becoming The First Woman To Fly Across The English Channel And She Died During A Flight Too - EBNW Story
Harriet Quimby, an American aviator, made history on April 16, 1912, by becoming the first woman to fly across the English Channel, a significant milestone in early aviation. Born on May 11, 1875, in Michigan, Quimby transitioned from a career in journalism to aviation after being inspired by a plane race in 1910. Harriet Quimby (born May 1, 1875?—possibly in Coldwater, Michigan; died July 1, 1912, during a flight over Dorchester Bay, part of Bo…
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