Post by jakir12 on Feb 15, 2024 1:28:46 GMT -6
This Saturday, for the first time, the Mexico City International Airport (AICM) was the scene of a unique experience, promoted by United Airlines, which aimed to inspire girls to work in the world of aviation. A group of 14 young people between 12 and 15 years old, selected by the Aid and Solidarity with Street Girls Foundation, IAP , learned about the entire operation of the American airline at the largest airport in Mexico, where they had the opportunity to see up close the work of the airline's collaborators in areas such as: aircraft maintenance, ramp operations, catering, cargo and customer service. The “Girls in Aviation Day” program was celebrated for the first time in Mexico City and for the second time in Latin America. This is an action by United Airlines in collaboration with Women in Aviation International (WAI), a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and promoting women in all fields and professional interests of aviation.
This celebration is a special occasion that highlights the importance of inspiring young women to explore and consider a career in aviation. This day is essential, as it provides the opportunity to break down deep-rooted gender stereotypes in this industry, encouraging girls to dream big and pursue their interests,” said Margarita Robles, Director of for Latin America New Zealand Email List and the Caribbean at United Airlines. In 2023, the event promoted by United will also take place at airports in other Latin American countries, such as: São Paulo (Brazil), Bogotá (Colombia), Quito (Ecuador), Panama City (Panama), Liberia (Costa Rica) , San José (Costa Rica) and Buenos Aires (Argentina). “Motivating girls to choose a career in aviation not only broadens their professional horizons, but also enriches diversity and innovation in the field of aviation.
Every girl who is inspired to pursue a career in this exciting sector will be both fulfilling her own dreams, and contributing to the growth and future of aviation, ensuring that there are bright and passionate minds to take us to new heights in the world.” José de Jesús Gallardo, General Manager United Airlines Airport. For her part, Ana Laura Vargas Fabián, Institutional Development Coordinator of the Fundación Foundation with street girls added: “The participation of girls as guests of United allows them to open their vision of the world and learn about learning possibilities. and professional interest so that in the future they consider non-traditional and very exciting career paths.” Launched in 2015 by Women in Aviation International (WAI), Girls in Aviation Day is celebrated across the sector globally. As an active WAI community partner, (United's women's business resource group) has hosted events for girls interested in aviation at the company's seven hubs in the United States and Latin America.
This celebration is a special occasion that highlights the importance of inspiring young women to explore and consider a career in aviation. This day is essential, as it provides the opportunity to break down deep-rooted gender stereotypes in this industry, encouraging girls to dream big and pursue their interests,” said Margarita Robles, Director of for Latin America New Zealand Email List and the Caribbean at United Airlines. In 2023, the event promoted by United will also take place at airports in other Latin American countries, such as: São Paulo (Brazil), Bogotá (Colombia), Quito (Ecuador), Panama City (Panama), Liberia (Costa Rica) , San José (Costa Rica) and Buenos Aires (Argentina). “Motivating girls to choose a career in aviation not only broadens their professional horizons, but also enriches diversity and innovation in the field of aviation.
Every girl who is inspired to pursue a career in this exciting sector will be both fulfilling her own dreams, and contributing to the growth and future of aviation, ensuring that there are bright and passionate minds to take us to new heights in the world.” José de Jesús Gallardo, General Manager United Airlines Airport. For her part, Ana Laura Vargas Fabián, Institutional Development Coordinator of the Fundación Foundation with street girls added: “The participation of girls as guests of United allows them to open their vision of the world and learn about learning possibilities. and professional interest so that in the future they consider non-traditional and very exciting career paths.” Launched in 2015 by Women in Aviation International (WAI), Girls in Aviation Day is celebrated across the sector globally. As an active WAI community partner, (United's women's business resource group) has hosted events for girls interested in aviation at the company's seven hubs in the United States and Latin America.