This book analyzes what might happen to Amelia Earhart and Frederick Noonan. It presents all the facts we know on the World Flight and her final flight, and compares them to the theories proposed. It compares facts to define a reasonable scenario of what probably happened and shows how facts are associated. It shows the scenario based on the facts and why the US Military search did not find her.

Along with an analysis, it presents a set of tables of calculated data based on previous flights in her Electra. It shows an hour-by-hour analysis of the Electra's status, including position, fuel used, aircraft weight, etc. It shows the status of the aircraft when Earhart sent her radio messages. This compelling biography chronicles Earhart's unparalleled achievements, from her historic solo flight across the Atlantic to her tireless advocacy for gender equality in aviation. Through vivid storytelling and meticulous research, readers are transported to the golden age of aviation, where Earhart's daring exploits captured the imagination of the world and inspired generations to reach for the stars.

Amidst her soaring achievements, the narrative also touches upon the enigmatic circumstances surrounding her final flight, which remains one of aviation's greatest mysteries. This compelling account not only celebrates Earhart's aviation feats but also her enduring legacy as a symbol of perseverance, pushing boundaries, and challenging the status quo.