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Air Force Day is celebrated on October 8 every year. Let’s read about three inspiring women fighter pilots who made history.

Sarla Thukral, born in Delhi in 1914, made history as the first Indian woman to fly an aircraft in the year 1936.

Squadron Leader Mohana Singh has become the first woman pilot to join the squadron of India's 'Made in India' LCA Tejas fighter jet. 

Read these amazing facts about the former professional tennis player, Sania Mirza.

There are several well-paying jobs in India that don't require a college degree. These career paths focus on networking, skill development, and specialized training.

A man sleeping on a railway track in Prayagraj was saved by a vigilant loco pilot who stopped the train in time and removed him from danger.

On Rajiv Gandhi's birth anniversary, discover seven lesser-known facts about him, including his early career in aviation, his role in IT reforms, and his tragic end.
 

IndiGo celebrates India’s 78th Independence Day by welcoming 77 new female pilots, including Captain Neetu Gupta, showcasing its commitment to diversity and inspiring future generations.
 

Fans and spectators can't wait to witness Vijay Varma as the pilot Captain Devi Sharan, 

Jessica Cox, born without arms, defies odds as a licensed pilot and inspirational figure, showcasing resilience and determination worldwide.

Sub Lieutenant Anamika B Rajeev has made history as the first woman helicopter pilot in the Indian Navy.

Sunita Lyn Williams is an Indian-origin American astronaut and United States Navy Officer. She is currently on her third space mission along with Butch Wilmore, piloting Boeing's Starliner from Cape Canaveral to ISS. Here are 5 interesting records held by her. 

Witness the touching journey of Captain Tom Lake and his son Erik as they take their final flight together before retiring. Their touching story unfolds as they take to the skies, signaling the end of a memorable chapter in Captain Lake's 30-year Delta pilot career.
 

IndiGo celebrated Mother's Day by making a special announcement onboard their flights. The pilot, Sameera Shamsuddin, wished all the mothers a happy day and shared an important message. Passengers cheered, and the video became popular online.
 

According to Japan Airlines, the pilot was declared unsuitable to fly following a review of his physical and mental state.