IndiGo Leads India's Aviation with Over 1,000 Women Pilots

Marking a milestone on International Women's Day, IndiGo, India's leading domestic airline, proudly announces employing over 1,000 women pilots. This represents 17.5% of its pilot workforce, triple the global average, highlighting its commitment to gender diversity and inclusion, extending across its entire workforce.

IndiGo Airlines has become a trailblazer in India's aviation sector by employing over 1,000 women pilots, a landmark achievement announced on International Women's Day. This makes it the first Indian airline to reach such a milestone, signifying the company's pledge to a diverse and inclusive workplace.

Women currently constitute 17.5% of IndiGo's pilot workforce, more than triple the global average—an impressive statistic underlining the airline's commitment to gender parity across the spectrum. With women making up 45% of its overall workforce, IndiGo continues to promote equal opportunities beyond the cockpit as well.

Sukhjit Singh Pasricha, Group Chief Human Resources Officer at IndiGo, expressed pride in the milestone, noting it as a testament to 'Girl Power' within the company. Through initiatives like EMBRACE, the airline remains focused on fostering an inclusive environment that empowers women across various roles.

(With inputs from agencies.)