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      Aviator Amy Johnson Statue

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      Aviator Amy Johnson Statue
      • Station Rd
        Herne Bay/Whitstable, eng CT6 5NB
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      Monday:
      24 Hours
      Tuesday:
      24 Hours
      Wednesday:
      24 Hours
      Thursday:
      24 Hours
      Friday:
      24 Hours
      Saturday:
      24 Hours
      Sunday:
      24 Hours
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      • Familie Ali

        (Translated by Google) Great statue commemorating the first female pilot to fly solo from England to Australia. (Original) Tolle Statue, die an die erste Pilotin erinnert, die von England nach Australien alleine flug.
        Feb 12th, 2023

      • Malcolm Brown

        Amazing
        Sep 14th, 2022

      • Leanne Warrick


        Feb 28th, 2021

      • David Simkins

        I knew of many of Amy Johnsons achievements, amongst them, in 1930, becoming the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia, but I never knew how/when she died. This lovely bronze statue overlooking Herne Bay commemorates this sad event but is also a tribute to her life. On 5 January 1941, while flying an Airspeed Oxford for the ATA from Prestwick via RAF Squires Gate to RAF Kidlington near Oxford, Johnson went off course in adverse weather conditions. Reportedly out of fuel, she bailed out of her aircraft into the Thames Estuary near Herne Bay. Despite her parachute being spotted by a naval convoy she could not be rescued and her body was never recovered. An identical statue was installed in her birth town of Hull.
        Oct 8th, 2020

      • He Zhang


        Jul 4th, 2020

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      Aviator Amy Johnson Statue

      Aviator Amy Johnson Statue is located at Station Rd in Herne Bay/Whitstable, England CT6 5NB. Aviator Amy Johnson Statue can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        Q Where is Aviator Amy Johnson Statue located?

        A Aviator Amy Johnson Statue is located at Station Rd, Herne Bay/Whitstable, eng CT6 5NB

        Q What is the internet address for Aviator Amy Johnson Statue?

        A The website (URL) for Aviator Amy Johnson Statue is: https://amyjohnsonproject.org/amy-statue/

        Q What days are Aviator Amy Johnson Statue open?

        A Aviator Amy Johnson Statue is open:
        Monday: 24 Hours
        Tuesday: 24 Hours
        Wednesday: 24 Hours
        Thursday: 24 Hours
        Friday: 24 Hours
        Saturday: 24 Hours
        Sunday: 24 Hours

        Q How is Aviator Amy Johnson Statue rated?

        A Aviator Amy Johnson Statue has a 5.0 Star Rating from 4 reviewers.

        Hours

        Monday:
        24 Hours
        Tuesday:
        24 Hours
        Wednesday:
        24 Hours
        Thursday:
        24 Hours
        Friday:
        24 Hours
        Saturday:
        24 Hours
        Sunday:
        24 Hours

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        Familie Ali on Google

        image (Translated by Google) Great statue commemorating the first female pilot to fly solo from England to Australia.
        (Original)
        Tolle Statue, die an die erste Pilotin erinnert, die von England nach Australien alleine flug.

        Malcolm Brown on Google

        image Amazing

        Leanne Warrick on Google

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        David Simkins on Google

        image I knew of many of Amy Johnsons achievements, amongst them, in 1930, becoming the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia, but I never knew how/when she died. This lovely bronze statue overlooking Herne Bay commemorates this sad event but is also a tribute to her life.
        On 5 January 1941, while flying an Airspeed Oxford for the ATA from Prestwick via RAF Squires Gate to RAF Kidlington near Oxford, Johnson went off course in adverse weather conditions. Reportedly out of fuel, she bailed out of her aircraft into the Thames Estuary near Herne Bay. Despite her parachute being spotted by a naval convoy she could not be rescued and her body was never recovered. An identical statue was installed in her birth town of Hull.

        He Zhang on Google

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