On May 18, 1966, Scott completed a solo round-the-world flight, setting a remarkable aviation record.
On May 18, 1966, Sheila Scott completed an unprecedented solo flight around the world in her Piper Comanche, dubbed 'Myth Too.' Covering over 31,000 miles and twice crossing the equator, this record-breaking journey firmly established her as a pioneering aviator.
This achievement was significant as it demonstrated that women could undertake and successfully complete feats of endurance and skill in aviation, a field traditionally dominated by men. Her daring flight inspired future generations of women to take to the skies.