A mural in Londonderry celebrating Amelia Earhart has gained popularity among aviation enthusiasts, particularly in the U.S., as it commemorates her historic 1932 landing in Derry during her solo Atlantic flight attempt. The mural has sparked interest at the annual Amelia Earhart Festival in Atchison, Kansas, where attendees have expressed admiration for the artwork, leading some to plan visits to Derry. Meanwhile, Louise McPhetridge Thaden, another significant female aviator, is being recognized for her aviation records and contributions, highlighting the broader legacy of women in aviation. Additionally, a new monument honoring Earhart was unveiled at Papua New Guinea's University of Technology, aiming to inspire future generations, particularly women. Efforts to locate Earhart's lost plane continue, with recent sonar images prompting renewed hope among researchers at the Atchison festival. Collectively, these events reflect a growing recognition of Earhart's impact and the ongoing quest to uncover her legacy.