By the time your eyes open in the morning, the four daughters of the country will have created history by completing the world's longest air journey over the North Pole. For the first time, a team of four women drivers will reach Bangalore at 3.45 am on Monday after a 16 thousand km long flight.
Zoya Aggarwal from Delhi will lead the team, the youngest pilot to fly Boeing 777
Captain Zoya Aggarwal, posted at Air India's Delhi base, is leading the team from San Francisco to Bangalore. The crew also has only women along with the crew in this flight.
According to information received from Air India, this statement, which will be flying at 8:30 pm on Saturday night, will reach Bangalore at 3:45 am on Monday. Zoya is accompanied by Captain Tanmai Papagiri, Captain Akanksha Sonawane, and Captain Shivani Manhas. Zoya said before the flight, it is like having great dreams come true.
Every pilot works hard for this, but it is difficult to get a chance. Air India and the Ministry of Aviation have given me a big responsibility by giving me this opportunity. Zoya will be the first woman commander of Air India to lead the crew on the world's longest air route. Air India pilots have also followed this route before, but for the first time, the entire crew is of women.
The record will be associated with life
Thinking that I reach the seventh sky, I am flying the biggest airplane from above the North Pole. When we pass over the North Pole, the needles of the campus will rotate at 180 degrees and a new record will be added to our lives. - Captain Zoya Aggarwal, Pilot
Boeing 777 flown in 2013
Zoya became the youngest female pilot in the world to fly a Boeing 777 in 2013. Now, this new record will be his second major achievement.
Polar root full of challenges
The Air India official said that the polar route passing over the North Pole is full of challenges. Aviation companies send their most skilled and experienced pilots on it. This time Air India has entrusted this responsibility to the daughters.
Hats off to daughters
A woman's power filled with professional confidence is creating history. This is not their destination, our daughters still have to go further. Our daughters will continue to increase the pride of the country like this. - Hardeep Singh Puri, Union Minister of Civil Aviation
