CLEAN : 'Born to fly': Indian pilot blazes trail for women in aviation

Zoya shares her inspiring journey from a conservative background to becoming a pilot. Despite facing family opposition and societal expectations, she pursued her dream of flying. Joining Air India in 2004, she worked hard to promote women in aviation, aiming for gender equality in the field. Zoya is proud of India's progress but aspires for more women pilots, aiming for a 50% representation.

How did Zoya's early experiences shape her aspirations?

What challenges did Zoya face in pursuing her dream of becoming a pilot?

How did Zoya's family react to her ambition of becoming a pilot?

What motivated Zoya to continue pursuing her dreams despite opposition?

What does Zoya believe is necessary for the future of women in aviation?

What was Zoya's perspective on the representation of women in aviation?

What percentage of women in aviation does Zoya aspire to achieve?