Amy Johnson is the first woman pilot to fly from England to Australia.[1] Elinor Smith and Evelyn Trout of the US are the first women to refuel a plane in flight.[1] Mary Riddle becomes the first Native American to earn a pilot's license. She was a member of the Clatsop and Quinault Tribes.[39] Ellen Church convinced Boeing Air Transport to hire the first flight attendants, herself and 7 other women who were required to be nurses, unmarried and weigh under 115 pounds.[40][41] January: Aris Emma Walder became Uruguay's first woman pilot when she attained her license in Buenos Aires, Argentina at the Morón Aerodrome in a Curtiss JN-4D.[42] March: Berta Moraleda performed in an airshow and in May having completed her training at the Escuela de Aviación Curtiss, became the first woman pilot in Cuba[43][44] May: Laura Ingalls, a distance and stunt pilot from New York, set a stunt record of 980 consecutive, continuous loops in a little less than 4 hours at Hatbox Field in Muskogee, Oklahoma.[45] July: Graciela Cooper Godoy obtained the first license for a woman pilot in Chile.[46] September: Maryse Bastié of France broke the sustained flight endurance record for women, remaining aloft for 38 hours.[47]