Captain Rotimi-Olajide, who previously earned acclaim as the
first female pilot (Senior First Officer) on the E195 in Africa, has once again
shattered the glass ceiling, now assuming command as the first female Commander
on the E195 aircraft across the continent. This achievement not only adds
another feather to her cap but also highlights Air Peace’s commitment to
diversity and inclusion in the aviation industry.
The accomplished pilot had earlier been recognized at the
prestigious Women in Aviation Awards in 2021 for her groundbreaking role as the
inaugural female pilot on the E195 in Africa. The recent promotion to Captain
further cements her status as a trailblazer and an inspiration for aspiring
female aviators.
Air Peace, known for fostering a culture of innovation and progress, celebrates this accomplishment with pride. The airline has been a trailblazer in its own right, consistently pushing boundaries and breaking stereotypes in the aviation sector.
In a statement, Air Peace expressed its admiration for
Captain Rotimi-Olajide’s dedication, skill, and determination, wishing her
continued success and more milestones in her flying career. The airline sees
this achievement as a testament to the limitless possibilities within the
aviation industry and a beacon of inspiration for aspiring pilots, especially
women, across the continent.
As the aviation community applauds Captain Ibironke
Rotimi-Olajide’s historic achievement, her journey stands as a beacon of
inspiration, proving that with passion, perseverance, and skill, the sky is not
the limit but the beginning of endless possibilities.
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