"If they never find her, having her life end with a mystery is still fascinating; in fact, it might be the most fascinating ending that y...

"It’s interesting when I watch people watch the documentary. When her face comes up on the screen, people just light up. I think she’s on...

"It’s time to take this entire case; all 82 years of it and burn it all down." When we decided to do this series not too long ago, the fi...

“No wonder all she wanted to do was fly because it was in the sky that she really had the most freedom.” Dr. Lois Frankel is a guest that...

"What's interesting is how much help they received from the military without having to go through Washington" Spring has arrived. Finally...

"That plane; the entire project; the mission was a Purdue mission. If it's ever recovered, it belongs to us." Normally, I start each part...

Not too long ago, Podcasting on a Plane host Brandon Gonzales had our project director Chris Williamson on his show to discuss the Chasi...

“The men you know, have been somewhat worried about such a long flight for us. They seem to have visions of us smashing up all over the c...

"In part, it’s the way that we identify with these individuals; the notion of getting lost at sea; the horror of that and how deeply in o...

"Aviation, this young modern giant, exemplifies the possible relationship of women and the creations of science. Although women have not ...

"As years go on, it’s not just the flight but it’s about a woman, it’s about encouraging people to be in aviation. It’s about the era." P...

The following article was taken from Dr. Tom King's Website Amelia Earhart Archeology. It was submitted there by Kenton Spading. Re-poste...

“I’m more or less mortgaging the future to go on. But what are futures for?” Welcome back to Atchison, Kansas and Vanished: Amelia Earhar...

Laura Geggel, senior writer for the popular website Live Science reached out to project director Chris Williamson to get his thoughts on ...

“This 50th anniversary, I’m doing it for my crew. They’re all gone now; they were about ten years older than I was. Of course, I miss the...

In this 1933 letter, Amelia Earhart took time to advise 13-year-old aviation enthusiast June Pierson of Detroit on strategies for success...

Following the disappearance of aviation icons Amelia Earhart, Fred Noonan and their Lockheed Electra 10E in 1937, the world speculates on...

“I truly believe that this was a woman who was an adventurer and who wanted to break barriers in many, many ways.” Tonight, you’ll hear f...

WHOA. Now that is a trailer! Project guest Bill Snavely and his team have just launched "Project Blue Angel" the investigation into the w...

11 January 1935: At 4:40 p.m., local time, Amelia Earhart departed Wheeler Field on the island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, for Oakland ...