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Amalia Celia Figueredo

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On October 1, 1964, the fiftieth anniversary of her obtaining her license, the Ministry of Aeronautics awarded Figueredo the honorary designation of Military pilot. In September 1968 her achievements were recognised by Uruguay, and in November 1968 Brazil decorated her with the rank of Grand Officer
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of the Order of Merit. On January 21, 1970, she was given the title of Precursora de la Aeronáutica Argentina. In September 1971 she was recognised as a pioneer aviator by France.
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monoplanes. However, as the monoplane had only a single cockpit, Figueredo had to be instructed on land. She subsequently moved to Marcel Paillete's flying school in
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Figueredo became skilled in aerobatics, and performed at the old National Race course, the Sportiva Argentina in
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and the airfield at Villa Lugano. In June 1915, she organised a flight from Buenos Aires to her hometown of
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Figueredo retired from aviation soon after, when she married Alexander Carlos Pietra.
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Conquistadors of the Sky: A History of Aviation in Latin America
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First woman in Argentina to obtain a pilot's license
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