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 To celebrate International Women's Day, Air France is organizing several events and notably is forming the world's biggest ever all-female crew, with 2 pilots and 22 stewardesses today welcoming passengers on board flight AF054 to Washington, operated by the Airbus A380. (Courtesy Air France) |
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Air France will mark International Women's Day on Friday with a 100% female crew on board an Airbus 380, the world's largest commercial airplane, for a flight from Paris to Washington.
"Air France is bringing together the largest exclusively female crew in its history: two pilots and 22 stewardesses" for the flight, the company said in a statement on Thursday.
Air France has organized all-female crews to mark International Women's Day, celebrated every year on March 8, since 2006 but this year will be the first time on an A380 superjumbo, which can carry up to 516 passengers.
"Seeing an all-female crew makes an impression. I'm very excited about the idea of this flight," said Christine Heitz, who will pilot the flight. 
