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First female Indian Navy pilot to join operations in December

The first female pilot of the Indian Navy will join Naval operations in Kochi on December 2, two days ahead of Navy Day on December 4, a Defence source said on Thursday.

Lieutenant Shivangi, will join naval operations on completion of operational training in Kochi on December 2.


"Shivangi will graduate to become the first female pilot of Indian Navy. She hails from Muzzafarpur, Bihar and completed her schooling from DAV Public school, Muzzafarpur," the source said.

She was inducted into Indian Navy as SSC (Pilot) as part of 27 NOC course in Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala and got formally commissioned by Vice Admiral AK Chawla, in June last year.

The Navy's Aviation branch has had women officers operating as air traffic control officers and as 'observers' in the aircraft who are responsible for communication and weapons, the source said.

Shivangi, who had been undergoing training at the Southern Naval Command in Kochi, will get authorisation to fly dornier aircrafts.

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