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10/30/2025

In 1982, Captain Theresa Claiborne made history as the first woman to fly in the United States Air Force at just 22 years old. After 43 years of flying and more than 30 years with United Airlines, she’s taken her last flight.

On May 23, Captain Claiborne landed her final flight at Newark Liberty International Airport, marking the end of an incredible journey and the beginning of a legacy that will inspire future generations.

Looking back on her amazing career, Captain Claiborne said, “It’s time for me to park the brakes for the final time on a big airplane.” Surrounded by family and friends, she said goodbye to a career full of memories and achievements.
Let's show this amazing pilot some love ❤️

📸 Credit/In 1982, Captain Theresa Claiborne

10/30/2025

Stop chasing the honeymoon phase. Start building something that lasts ✨❤️

10/30/2025

U.S. Air Force Major Christopher Harrison, a dedicated pilot, is passionate about mentoring aspiring aviators. Driven by his dream of becoming a pilot in the Air Force, Harrison earned his degree from Tuskegee University. He recalls, “At six years old, I attended my first airshow and watched the Thunderbirds perform. I knew then that I wanted to fly one of those planes, and I had to join the Air Force to make it happen.” ✈️

📸Credit/U.S. Air Force Major Christopher Harrison

10/30/2025