Shukriya Khanum (c.1935 – 14 May 2017, Lahore[1]) was a Pakistani pilot.[2] She was the country's first woman to become a commercial pilot in 1959.[1] Though not allowed to fly commercially herself, she spent her career with the national airline, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) teaching others.
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ShukriyaKhanum (c.1935 – 14 May 2017, Lahore) was a Pakistani pilot. She was the country's first woman to become a commercial pilot in 1959. Though not...
at 30,000 feet". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 28 July 2021. "ShukriyaKhanum: Pakistan's first female commercial pilot dies". BBC News. 15 May 2017...
She started learning flying at a young age. Ayesha's inspiration was ShukriyaKhanum, who was the first woman aviator in the country. Ayesha first got the...
Democratic Republic, as well as the poets Mushfig and Javid. His wife ShukriyaKhanum was separated from her children and sentenced to eight years in a Siberian...
dedicated her life to cancer patients and is actively working with Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre for charity. Baig received...
banned his composition for the song Aik Shehr Ki Londiya from the film Shukriya in 1944 bestowing much needed attention upon the composer. He became known...
Saiqa (1968) Dil Dharke Mein Tum Se Yeh Kaise Kahoon, Kehti Hai Meri Nazar Shukriya Runa Laila Nisar Bazmi Anjuman Sohni Dharti Allah Rakhay Qadam Qadam Aabad...
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