Entries in grey refer to aviation and world events achievements not specific to women.
Entries in white refer to women's achievements.
Birthdates of female pilots/groundcrew, etc. are not given individual entries, but listed in the first entry for each woman.
Reference works are cited by code numbers, identified in the Bibliography.
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Notes
Bibliography
1970
1970
1970
1970
Blanche Stuart Scott
January 13, 1970
American
Blanche Scott dies at Genesee Hospital in Rochester, NY.
Le-1
1971
1971
1971
1971
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1972
1972
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1972
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1973
1973
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1974
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1974
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1975
1975
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1975
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1976
1976
1976
1976
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1977
1977
1977
1977
American space exploration
February 18, 1977
The space shuttle Enterprise makes its first test flight, on the top of a specially modified 747. The Enterprise is used only for test flights within the atmosphere, and is not designed to go into space.
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American space exploration
August 12, 1977
The space shuttle Enterprise makes its second test flight, "Tailcone on; lakebed landing."
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American space exploration
October 12, 1977
The space shuttle Enterprise makes its third test flight, "First with no tailcone; lakebed landing."
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American space exploration
October 26, 1977
The space shuttle Enterprise makes its fourth test flight, "First landing on Edwards AFB concrete runway."
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1978
1978
1978
1978
Sally Ride
1978
American
Sally Ride answers an advertisement by NASA, who are looking for astronaut candidates. She is one of 8,000 people to do so.