Air India women pilots set to create history, to cover distance of 16,000 kms over North Pole

An all-women pilot team of Air India will fly over North Pole on the world’s longest air route and the flight from San Fransico (SFO) will reach Bengaluru on January 9 covering a distance of about 16,000 kilometres.”Flying through the North Pole is very challenging and airline companies send their best and experienced pilots on this route. This time Air India has given responsibilities to a woman captain for the journey from San Fransico to Bengaluru via polar route,” an Air India official said.

Air India Captain Zoya Agarwal, who will be commanding the flight, and her team is very eagerly waiting to create history on January 9. “Most people in the world will not see the North Pole or even its map in their lifetime. I truly feel privileged and humbled by the trust posed in me by the civil aviation ministry and our flag carrier. It is a golden opportunity to command a Boeing 777 inaugural SFO-BLR, one of the world’s longest flight over the North Pole,”

Captain Zoya…

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