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Fletcher dived in and swam out to this, rested on it for a few minutes and then let go. When the lifeboat reached him he was unconscious and as a result of the intense cold he died in hospital days later. Johnson's watertight flying bag, her log book and cheque book later washed up, and were
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in March 1940. She was served a notice of redundancy alongside all other pilots in the company, as all the aircraft were requisitioned for the war effort. She received a week's pay and a further four weeks' pay of £40 as a redundancy package.
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her death is a fixed point in time. Clara realises what's important is that it appears Amy died. They save her from drowning and then take her to the planet
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2699:"Cricklewood Station graced with mural of UKs first female pilot Amy Johnson from Roe Green Village | Latest Kilburn and Brent News - Brent & Kilburn Times"
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painted the tail fin of two of its aircraft with a portrait of Johnson. She is one of the company's "British tail fin heroes", joining
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1507:"The Royal Aero Club of the United Kingdom: Official notices to members"
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Science Museum article on women in engineering including Amy Johnson
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Gray, Alison (6 February 1999). "I think I shot down Amy Johnson".
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This article is about the British aviator. For other uses, see
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The Women's Century: A Celebration of Changing Roles 1900–2000
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2901:"Queen of the Air: Peter Aveyard's tribute to Amy Johnson."
1976:"Helliwells aircraft component factory at Walsall airport."
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and during the 1930s she was an early member and trainee.
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in 1936. From 1935 to 1937, Johnson was President of the
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Amy Johnson flying to Cape Town seeking husband's record
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Amy Johnson when flying solo from England to Australia
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Songs inspired by, and recordings of, famous aviators
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Amy Johnson: Pioneer Aviator, Article by LaRue Scott
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Six. In 1936, she was awarded the Gold Medal of the
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2518:"Geograph:: Amy Johnson House, Cherry Orchard Road"
2388:"Aviator Amy Johnson: Statue unveiled at Herne Bay"
2273:Jameson, Sophie; Foster, Patrick (6 January 2016).
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3248:Commanders of the Order of the British Empire
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2940:"The blaggers guide to Worrals of the WAAF"
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3134:British Library – 'The Story of My Flight'
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2975:25 August 2023. Retrieved: 25 August 2023.
1817:, 24 July 1933. Retrieved: 9 January 2016.
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1644:information from original catalogue record
1377:List of fatalities from aviation accidents
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2859:of Australia: Songs about Amy Johnson in
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1256:(Jack O'Hagan) sung by Bob Molyneux, and
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241:was inspired by Johnson. She flew in the
3223:British civilians killed in World War II
2928:24 July 2013. Retrieved: 1 January 2014.
2474:"Blue Plaque – Johnson, Amy (1903–1941)"
1693:(Supplement). 30 May 1930. p. 3481.
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2543:"Norwegian Air UK G-CKHL "Amy Johnson"
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1382:List of female explorers and travelers
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3203:Alumni of the University of Sheffield
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2152:Amy Johnson : queen of the air
1997:Smith, Constance Babington (2004).
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2507:2010. Retrieved: 25 December 2010.
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2107:from the original on 24 June 2021.
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1960:"Aviation heroine's close shave".
1828:"The Women Engineer, vol 3 p. 309"
1788:Ignasher, Jim (30 December 2015).
1713:State Library of Western Australia
1292:in the series of books by Captain
965:"The Hawthornes @ Amy Johnson" in
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2063:from the original on 21 June 2021
1883:"The Woman Engineer vol 3 pg 397"
1858:"The Woman Engineer vol 3 pg 235"
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3157:National Film and Sound Archive
3084:RAF History page on Amy Johnson
3074:BBC page on Amy Johnson's death
2887:National Film and Sound Archive
2857:National Film and Sound Archive
1709:Treasures of the Battye Library
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918:The Avenues, Kingston upon Hull
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3273:People from Kingston upon Hull
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3129:Comet Racer G-ACSP Restoration
2815:. Bbc.co.uk. 10 September 2018
2620:"Amy Johnson's 114th Birthday"
2439:Pidd, Helen (9 January 2017).
2377:. Retrieved: 14 December 2010.
2206:Amy Johnson: Enigma in the Sky
1938:Wingfield. A Pictorial History
1772:1991 pp. 79–80 with photos
1770:Wingfield. A Pictorial History
1092:and aviation entrepreneur Sir
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3243:British women in World War II
3069:BBC Humber article on Johnson
2990:Amy Johnson, Queen of the Air
2913:Retrieved: 24 September 2010.
2835:"Review of 'Flying Sorcery'."
2833:Dyer, Kim (29 January 2016),
2786:Roland Deller (21 May 2021).
2670:Munro, Scott (30 June 2017).
2644:Caswell, Mark (3 July 2017).
2495:"Amy Johnson Primary School."
2304:. Retrieved: 10 January 2016.
1812:"Fly ocean, crash near goal."
1759:(South Kensington. UK), 2013.
1617:Marshall, A. C., ed. (1934).
1573:"Amy's Yorkshire Flying Club"
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3193:Accidental deaths in England
3188:20th-century women engineers
2565:Bossom, Emma (3 June 2011).
2326:Retrieved: 21 November 2010.
2324:Women's Engineering Society.
1802:. Retrieved: 9 January 2016.
1800:New England Aviation History
924:where she lived for a year.
446:de Havilland DH.80 Puss Moth
111:Believed to have died in an
21:Amy Johnson (disambiguation)
3298:Women's Engineering Society
2923:"Doctor who Magazine #263."
2847:Retrieved: 27 October 2010.
2678:. Future Publishing Limited
1964:. 20 July 2022. p. 24.
1705:"Brearley Pilot's Licences"
1600:2012 p. 46 colour drawing
1598:Civil Aircraft 1907–Present
1258:Johnnie, Our Aeroplane Girl
1207:, Johnson was portrayed by
1101:Cricklewood railway station
879:Women's Engineering Society
592:Women's Engineering Society
512:de Havilland DH.84 Dragon I
16:British aviator (1903–1941)
3314:
3178:1940s missing person cases
2866:Retrieved: 1 January 2014.
2792:St Mary's Church, Beverley
2119:"8 Unsung Women Explorers"
1913:"The Woman Engineer Vol 5"
1270:The Golden Age of Aviation
1033:Royal Aeronautical Society
587:because of engine trouble
385:Darwin, Northern Territory
360:. She bought a secondhand
18:
3288:Segrave Trophy recipients
3213:British aviation pioneers
3065:by Science Museum, London
2891:. Retrieved: 18 May 2012.
2101:"ATA Letter of Promotion"
2053:"Air Transport Auxiliary"
1981:28 September 2011 at the
1752:17 September 2012 at the
1260:sung by Jack Lumsdaine.
1155:, (released in the US as
668:(ATA), which transported
550:Sikorsky Memorial Airport
235:'s character in the film
44:
3063:Biography of Amy Johnson
2861:"Our Heroes of the Air."
2500:4 September 2010 at the
2375:hullhistorycentre.org.uk
2319:29 February 2020 at the
1940:1991 p. 99 with photo
1553:. Amy Johnson Arts Trust
1056:Hull Paragon Interchange
573:de Havilland DH.88 Comet
413:Science Museum in London
275:East Riding of Yorkshire
79:East Riding of Yorkshire
3238:British women engineers
3149:Charles Kingsford Smith
3116:5 December 2021 at the
2906:7 November 2007 at the
2881:31 January 2012 at the
2583:Retrieved: 9 June 2011.
2581:aerosocietychannel.com.
2150:Gillies, Midge (2004).
1011:, named in her honour.
1002:McDonnell-Douglas MD-11
976:, where the Mollisons'
941:University of Sheffield
741:St Martin-in-the-Fields
666:Air Transport Auxiliary
448:G-AAZV which she named
286:University of Sheffield
247:Air Transport Auxiliary
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3228:British women aviators
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1203:, based on the 1934
1084:, children's author
798:Honours and tributes
596:Elizabeth M. Kennedy
418:She was awarded the
405:Captain Lester Brain
391:airport and flew to
364:G-AAAH and named it
282:Kingston High School
2522:www.geograph.org.uk
2420:. 30 September 2016
2394:. 17 September 2016
2371:Hull History Centre
2154:. London: Phoenix.
2027:Amy Johnson Project
1986:Black Country Bugle
1795:10 May 2019 at the
1278:Doctor Who Magazine
1227:In radio, the 2002
1158:Wings and the Woman
1119:Mary Wollstonecraft
780:Air Forces Memorial
531:Floyd Bennett Field
498:, India in May 1930
399:was later flown to
3278:People lost at sea
3151:, Amy Johnson and
3003:Moolman, Valerie.
2926:doctorwhonews.net,
2705:on 4 December 2018
2476:. English Heritage
2314:"Past Presidents."
2033:on 20 October 2018
1757:The Science Museum
1719:on 10 October 2009
1690:The London Gazette
1662:The Canberra Times
1657:"Miss Amy Johnson"
1642:. Ted Hood. 1931.
1254:Just Plain Johnnie
1196:The Great Air Race
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