Introduction - Pakistani Pilot Women

There is no doubt that Pakistani women are capable of shining the name of the country and the nation because of their courageous abilities. We often hear the phrase that this is the world of men and women do not get the place they deserve. ۔ These are words that some women do not believe and in practice do something that even men are surprised and upset.Many Pakistani women joined the airline to fulfill their dreams and proved wrong that women are gender sensitive.

The first of these famous women is named "Shukria Khanum" who is Pakistan's first female pilot. Have the honor of being But he could not serve as a pilot in PIA. She continued to work as a ground instructor. She is followed by "Maliha Sami". She was Pakistan's first female pilot to fly a PIA aircraft. She also had the honor of being the first female pilot, Captain Nanny. They flew Airbus A310 and Airbus A300. She also has the distinction of being the first female pilot to fly a Fokker from Karachi to Gwadar alone. She is followed by Captain Ayesha Rabia, who obtained a commercial pilot's license when she was just 17 years old.

She joined Pakistan International Airline in 1989 as a cadet pilot. Ayesha spent 15 years in PIA. He flew an Airbus 300 and a Boeing 747 during his service. In 2006, she flew the first Pakistani women's flight with a full staff of pilots and Q women. After him, the recent record has been set by Maryam Masood and Iram Masood, who have also flown together. Captain Pilot Shahnaz Leghari is the first female pilot in Pakistan to have the honor of flying in a niqab. His name is also included in the Book of Record that he is the first Hijab Captain Pilot.

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