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- noun Plural form of
aviatrix .
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At this time in aviation history, Barnes was one of only two dozen aviatrixes in the United States, a contemporary of female flyers such as Amelia Earhart.
AS SEEN ON TV: PANCHO BARNES Toby O'B 2010
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In the new movie directed by Mira Nair starring Hilary Swank, Earhart is the ideal and idealized woman of her time, a role model for young aviatrixes and women everywhere. var blogs_amount = 4;
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Earhart was the ideal and most idealized woman of her time, a role model for young aviatrixes, and women everywhere.
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Bertha "Bert" Walter, one of the early local aviatrixes, served as his assistant and secretary of the flying service.
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Famous aviatrixes stand you up, passenger planes mysteriously vanish midflight, and the elegant aerodrome is eventually stormed and conquered by hostile forces.
artforum.com 2009
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