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Sheila Scott 09ÌýAprÌý2009
Sheila Scott, photograph courtesy of NASA
Britain's "Queen of the Air"

Aviator Sheila Scott broke 104 records including a solo flight around the world.ÌýÌýBut despite her bravery, achievements and glamour – she flew with a mini make-up kit on board – her name is not in the public imagination in the same way as Amelia Earhart or Amy Johnson.Ìý A new exhibition Fantastic FlightÌý opens this week at the National Museum of Flight in East Lothian.ÌýÌýThe curator Jen Simpson, joins Jane Little to celebrate the woman who became known as Britain’s “Queen of the Airâ€�.

“Fantastic Flight� opens 10 April 2009 National Museum of Flight, East Fortune, East Lothian



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