The longest flight will be operated by Indian women pilots
A group of Indian women pilots are about to cross the longest sky in the world.
They will be led by Air India Captain Zoya Agarwal.
This women’s force will cover a distance of about 16,000 kilometers over the North Pole. The Air India flight will reach Bangalore, India from San Francisco, USA on Saturday.
According to Air India, crossing the North Pole is challenging for any airline.
So the best and most experienced pilots of all time have this responsibility.
This time Air India has given this responsibility to the women captains.
They will cross the North Pole from San Francisco and reach Bangalore.
Zoya Agarwal and her team are eagerly awaiting the visit, Air India said.
Apart from Zoya, the team also includes Captain Thannai Papagari, Akankha Sonawane and Shivani Manhas.
