Mzansi Peeps Celebrate Beautiful Female Pilot Exposing Kids to Aviation: “The Sky Is the Limit”

• A lovely female pilot is setting social media ablaze and has been honoured in a post by LinkedIn page, Women Power Africa
• Amanda Kandawire Khoza has been flying for the last 13 years and aims to get young kiddies excited about aviation through her brand ‘Fly Like a Girl’
• The inspiring captain had many peeps in their feels, and they wished her well for her endeavours and worthy cause

A brilliant female pilot wants to expose young kids to aviation through her brand called ‘Fly Like a Girl’, which markets educational toys related to flying and is aimed at little ones.

Amanda Kandawire Khoza, who grew up in Soweto, Gauteng, is a highly successful young captain who has been flying for 13 years.

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The good sis knew she wanted to be a pilot from the age of five and took to the skies alone when she was 18.

Amanda is a whole commercial pilot and senior first officer of an Airbus A380 at Emirates. Her remarkable story was shared by LinkedIn page, Women Power Africa, which quoted her saying:

“My aviation journey began when I was five years old. It was my first commercial flight ever and the one that ignited the flame for me.

“At that time, I didn’t know any pilots or anyone in the aviation industry, but, from that moment on, I knew that I wanted to be a pilot when I grew up.”

Many LinkedIn peeps expressed how proud they were of young Amanda:

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Bradley Augustine said:

“Absolutely magic! Many congratulations.”

Dawid Jantjies added:

“Like it. The sky is the limit. Keep it up, my captain.”

Daryll Victor Onashe Nyongani wrote:

“This is very inspiring.”

Meet Captain Anuska Pillay, pilot for South African airways leading an all-female crew this Women’s Month

In a related story by Briefly News, the amazing Captain Anuska Pillay was one South African Airways (SAA) pilot tasked with leading an all-female crew in August. On Women’s Day, which was 9 August, the brilliant pilot flew from Johannesburg to Harare with an all-female crew, both in the cockpit and cabin. This was just one of three women-led initiatives that SAA piloted in celebration of Women’s Month and gender equality.

Source: Briefly News