Amelia Earhart at the Height of Her Career

Amelia Earhart was a pioneering aviator who aimed to demonstrate the safety of aviation and encourage women to join the industry. In 1932, she became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, landing in Ireland. Her career was marked by numerous record-breaking flights, including crossing the United States and flying solo from Honolulu to Oakland. She worked as a career counselor at Purdue University, which gifted her a Lockheed Electra, dubbed the 'Flying Laboratory.' Amelia's ultimate goal was to circumnavigate the globe, showcasing aviation's potential.

In which country did Amelia mistakenly land at the end of her solo transatlantic flight?

Which university provided Amelia with a Lockheed Electroplane?