Inspiring Lady Becomes Only Black Captain at CommutAir in US: “Congratulations to Our Daughter”
- Chachere, an inspiring young lady, has become the only black captain at CommutAir and the first to fly the ERJ-145 jet
- In a LinkedIn post, a man named James Moore announced Chachere's accomplishment as he lauded her
- His post, which had garnered over 140 000 likes and more than 6 000 comments at the time of this publication, gained massive compliments
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She made history. A young lady has made her family super proud as she became the only black captain at CommutAir in the United States of America and the first to fly the ERJ-145 jet.
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Chachere attained the milestone after her elevation from an officer to a captain, making double history.
Announcing Chachere's trailblazing accomplishment
In a LinkedIn post, a man named James Moore celebrated the brilliant trailblazer for making their family proud.
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''Congratulations to our daughter Chachere who has been upgraded from 1st Officer to Captain! She is the only black female Captain at CommutAir and the first to fly the ERJ-145 jet. Congratulation, Chachere!'' he said.
James Moore elicited sweet compliments from netizens as his post went viral, receiving more than 140 000 likes, over 6 000 comments, and more than 600 shares at the time of this publication.
Read how people reacted below:
Cynthia Lewis said:
Oh my goodness! Congratulations to you, Chachere. I couldn't be happier for you and your daughter's wonderful accomplishments if it were my child. May God continue to bless and keep her always. Again Congratulations!
James Moore replied:
Thank you for your kind comments, Cynthia.
Bushra Ali commented:
Huge congratulations James Moore, CSCP, PMP, CCMC no doubt you must be immensely proud.
Wayne Johnson II commented:
Congratulations James! Proud Father Moment for sure!
Carol Silverstein posted:
Congratulations. That is awesome.
Roxanne Allicock-Blair said:
Awesome congratulations.
Glenville Huntington posted:
Great stuff, congrats.
Peterson Langat said:
Congrats, girl.
Ronald Faison commented:
Congratulations. Wow, that’s really dope.
Linda Adzo Dormekpor said:
Congratulations pretty.
Allan Johnson shared:
Congratulations, captain.
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Taking to her Facebook account, Antoinette Paris-Hudson admitted that she did not achieve her goal on a silver platter.
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