Highlights
- Dubai First royal Sheikha Mozah bint Marwan Al Maktoum’s throwback video goes viral on social media.
- The aviator reminisces about flying her first passenger plane at just 19 years old.
- Sheikha Mozah made history as the first woman to pilot the AW609 tiltrotor last year.
- The emotional post receives overwhelming response and recognition from the Crown Prince of Dubai.
- Sheikha Mozah’s mother expresses pride in being part of her daughter’s first flight experience.
A heartwarming and inspiring throwback video featuring Dubai royal Sheikha Mozah bint Marwan Al Maktoum has taken the internet by storm. The young aviator shared the emotional clip on social media, recalling the incredible moment when she piloted her first passenger plane at the tender age of 19.
Sheikha Mozah, known for her trailblazing achievements, has broken barriers as the first member of the royal family to become a qualified commercial pilot for Emirates Airlines. Additionally, she made history as the first woman to take the controls of the AW609 tiltrotor in a remarkable flight last year.
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Dubai First Royal Sheikha Mozha’s viral Instagram post captures her profound gratitude, with emotions visible as she walks down the aisle of the plane.
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The heartwarming video garnered nearly 8,000 likes and caught the attention of Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Crown Prince of Dubai.
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The touching tribute to her milestone moment also received an equally heartfelt response from her mother, who had the privilege of being a passenger on that significant flight. She expressed her excitement in sharing that experience with her daughter and conveyed immense pride in being Sheikha Mozah’s mom.
According to her official page, Sheikha Mozah’s journey to becoming a pilot began when she enrolled as the youngest student at the prestigious Oxford Aviation Academy at the age of 17. Her determination and dedication led her to become the first woman to hold the position of First-Lieutenant Pilot with the Dubai Police.
In another remarkable feat, Sheikha Mozah piloted the tiltrotor during a historic one-hour flight at Leonardo Helicopters’ headquarters in Philadelphia last year.
The video of Sheikha Mozah’s first passenger flight serves as a powerful reminder of the immense talent and achievements of women in the aviation industry. Her story continues to inspire aspiring aviators worldwide, breaking stereotypes and paving the way for future generations.
