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Louise Faure - Favier (December 12, 1870 – March 5, 1961) was a French writer and aviator. She is considered by some to be the first French woman to work as a professional journalist. She was born Jeanne Lucie Augustine Claudia Faure - Favier in Firminy. Faure - Favier travelled on the first civil aviation flight in France. She developed the first official guides in France for aviation tourism. With, she set a speed record for a flight between Paris and Dakar in 1919 and, in 1930, set a speed record for the return flight. She was a passenger on the first commercial night flight between Paris and London and wrote about it in the magazine L'Illustration. She took part in the first live radio broadcast from a plane flying over Paris. Her 1928 novel Blanche et Noir reflects her optimism about race relations in France and her belief in the civilizing influence of women. Faure - Favier also wrote the first French novel about civil aviation. In 1945, she published a memoir about her friend Guillaume Apollinaire. 
Guillaume Apollinaire French