International Women’s Day remarkable journey of Senior First Officer Sarah Roji. Recently, Sarah participated in an interview with Wanita Hari Ini TV 3 Malaysia, during the interview she kindly discussed her experiences and provided an inside look at the aviation industry. For Senior First Officer Sarah Roji, a trailblazer in the male-dominated field of helicopter piloting, this day holds profound significance as she reflects on her journey and shares her aspirations for the aviation industry.
Sarah’s journey to becoming a helicopter pilot was not without its challenges. In an industry traditionally dominated by men, she encountered skepticism and doubts about her capabilities. However, fueled by her passion for aviation and determination to succeed, Sarah persevered, breaking through barriers and shattering stereotypes along the way.
“Being a female helicopter pilot comes with its own set of challenges, but it also opens doors to new opportunities and perspectives,” Sarah reflects. “I am proud to represent women in aviation and to inspire the next generation of female pilots to pursue their dreams.”
As she looks to the future, Sarah is committed to advocating for greater gender diversity in the aviation industry. She believes that by promoting inclusivity and breaking down barriers, we can create a more equitable and supportive environment for women pursuing careers in aviation.
“Gender should never be a barrier to pursuing one’s passion,” Sarah asserts. “I hope to see more women enter the field of aviation and rise to leadership positions, contributing their unique talents and perspectives to the industry.”
In addition to her role as a pilot, Sarah is actively involved in mentoring programs and initiatives aimed at encouraging young women to explore opportunities in aviation. She believes that by sharing her experiences and offering guidance, she can help empower the next generation of female aviators to reach for the skies.