Sheila Scott
Sheila Scott was portrayed by the press during the 1960s and early 1970s as a glamorous and courageous record breaking heroine of the air, one of the few pioneering pilots of her generation. Although this was an accurate reflection of her achievements, there were other aspects of her extraordinary personality and experience which remained hidden.
GenresScott, SheilaAir pilotsCorrespondence, reminiscences, etc.AircraftFlyingBiographies
264 pages
English edition · First published 1990 by Hutchinson · ISBN 9780091741143
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