Inview of International Women’s Day which falls today, all women crew of Air India flight flew to Sri Lanka and returned marking the global day marking rights of women, Indian High Commission in Colombo said. This unique gesture in Sri Lanka is being appreciated world-wide.
Air India, the iconic airline of India is operating an women crew flight today from Chennai to Colombo and then from Colombo to New Delhi. Capt V Roopa and Capt Nimisha Goel was operating the flight. Air India’s Sri Lanka office is separately commemorating International Women’s Day at Air India office at Bristol Street in Colombo. Leading Ladies from Travel and hospitality field will be hosted at a special function.
Coincidentally, Air India at Srilanka represented by women, in all key positions - Mrs Alice Joe Paul, Country Manager for Sri Lanka, Mrs Madhumita Gupta, Airport Manager and Mrs Thanuja Lankathilaka, the GM of Indusky Aviation, the Passenger GSA for Air India at Sri Lanka.
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