Only one major airline's staff has more than 10 percent of pilots who are female.
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Redditor Dumbhosadika charted out the number of female pilots employed by major airlines around the world — using data from the International Society of Women Airline Pilots 2021 and "Women in Aviation: A Workforce Report 2021" — to see the varied representation among pilots in major airlines. Here's what they found.
Key takeaways:
- Only Air India's pilot work force has more than a 10 percent share of female representation, whereas among major airlines, Singapore has the least at 0.4 percent.
- Hawaiian Airlines leads with 9.3 percent share of female pilots among North-American carriers, followed by United Airlines at 7.7 percent.
- Shipping and receiving companies UPS (with a 7.7 percent share of female pilots) and FedEx (with a 4.3 percent share) rank higher than carriers like Qatar Airways, Fly Emirates, Aeroloft and Japan Airlines when it comes to a diversified pilot workforce.
H/T: Reddit.
[Photo by Westwind Air Service]
