Una Goodwin

Una Goodwin began flying in 1929 and was an extremely active Ninety-Nine when she applied for the British Air Transport Auxiliary. She had served as Governor of the South Central Section from 1939 through 1940. She was the second woman in Oklahoma to receive a Commercial pilots license. At 39 she was one of the oldest of the women recruited by Cochran, then President of the Ninety-Nines. Goodwin had 430 hours of logged flight time when she made application. She traveled to England with the fourth group of American women arriving in June of 1942. She served with the ATA until September of that same year, only attaining the rank of Cadet.
Goodwin returned to the United States and later joined the U.S Air Force as a training instructor. She died in 1978