Singapore Airlines Has Hired its First Female Pilots
Singapore Airlines announced this week that it has hired its first female pilots, two women who were recruited as cadet pilots in August. Prior to taking the controls of a commercial airline, they will have to complete training in Singapore and Australia over the next two to three years.
SIA spokesman Nicholas Ionides revealed that the airline has no targets in place in terms of the number of women they’re looking to hire. “We will recruit whoever is the most qualified,” he said. Affiliates SilkAir and Scoot already employ female pilots, but this is a first for the national airline.
Overall, only about five percent of pilots are women, according to the International Society of Women Airline Pilots, but Singapore Airlines’ move is an indicator that things are changing.
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