Mother's in Aviation

Mothers who worked in aviation have accomplished incredible feats, breaking barriers and

expanding the realm of what is possible. Anne Morrow Lindbergh, an accomplished aviator

and author, not only shared her pioneering spirit through her flying adventures alongside

her legendary husband Charles Lindbergh, but also balanced her passion for flight with her

role as a mother to five children. In the same spirit, Dr. Peggy Whitson is an incredible

example of tenacity and resilience; as the first female commander of the International

Space Station, she is a model of leadership and scientific excellence. Together, these

women illuminate the sky with their courage, intellect, and unwavering commitment to

pushing boundaries showing that motherhood and soaring to new heights are a powerful,

united force.