Mashhad’s Shahid Hashemi-Nejad International Airport witnessed a truly remarkable event: the arrival of an all-female flight carrying 110 elite Iranian women. The flight, operated by Aseman Airlines, was piloted by Captain Shahrzad Shams, a pioneering figure as Iran’s first female pilot.
An unprecedented all-female flight, carrying 110 elite Iranian women, touched down at Mashhad’s International Airport. Piloted by Shahrzad Shams, Iran’s first female pilot, the flight, operated by Aseman Airlines, marked a historic moment for the airport.
The 110 passengers, distinguished professionals representing various fields, embarked on this special journey to pay their respects at the holy shrine of Imam Reza (AS), coinciding with the joyous occasion of the birth of Hazrat Zahra (SA). Their presence underscores the significant role women play in Iranian society.
Celebrating Women’s Contributions
This all-female flight, from the pilots and cabin crew to the ground staff, represents a powerful symbol of progress and inclusivity. It stands as a testament to the growing recognition and support for women’s contributions in all sectors, including aviation.
The event is particularly significant given that Shahid Hashemi-Nejad International Airport, spanning 540 hectares, is the second busiest airport in Iran, handling an average of 180 flights daily, peaking at 250 during peak travel seasons.
The landing of this all-female flight is a moment of pride for Iran and serves as an inspiration for future generations of women aspiring to achieve their dreams.