Synopsis

Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, ascended to become one of America's earliest icons. In a remarkably short time as a pilot, she established herself as the nation’s most celebrated female aviator, admired not only for her courage and unwavering resolve but also for her captivating presence and frankness. Three weeks prior to her fortieth birthday, Earhart vanished over the Pacific, and her story swiftly transformed into legend.