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Soaring 500 feet over the desert floor, gliding in between mountains charred black by a massive forest fire, flying high above the city, it is easy to see why so many young people have taken on the title of private pilot.
On Aug. 16, 1948, Tucsonan Anna Charouleau prepared to leave Los Angeles for a trip around the world via Pan American World Airways. She was the first Tucsonan to make a global flight, the Arizona Historical Society says.
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