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Flying Into History: First all African Female Crew of a Commercial Airliner

Flying Into History: First all African Female Crew of a Commercial Airliner

all crew Atlantic Southeast Airlines departed from Atlanta, on February 12, 2009, Georgia with the very first all black, all female flight crew in history. Atlantic Southeast Airlines is a Delta connection carrier. The crew was Captain Rachelle Jones, first officer Stephanie Grant, and the flight attendants were Diana Galloway and Robin Rogers. At the time, no one realized the significance of the event. The assigned first officer became ill, and Stephanie Grant took his place. There are only ten black, female pilots in the U.S.

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