08/03/2025

ASTANA – The increasing number of women in aviation reflects a gradual shift in attitudes toward traditionally male-dominated professions. Kazakhstan has taken steps at the highest levels to promote gender equality in aviation. The country has implemented a law on state guarantees of equal rights and opportunities for men and women, a national gender equality strategy, and policies requiring employers to increase female representation in leadership roles.

05/03/2025

ASTANA – Kazakhstan has 34 female pilots out of 1,459, while globally, women make up only 5% of airline pilots. The country’s aviation sector employs more than 9,500 women, including 2,005 flight attendants, 104 air traffic controllers, and about 400 professionals in engineering and technical roles. These figures were highlighted at a workshop on gender equality and women’s empowerment in aviation in Almaty on March 4. 

04/03/2025

An ICAO regional seminar on gender equality is being held in Almaty, Kazinform agency correspondent reports.

04/03/2025

Daily news (03/04/2025)

04/03/2025

The event is dedicated to gender equality in the aviation industry. The proportion of female pilots worldwide is about 5%. There are almost fifteen hundred pilots working in Kazakhstan, including 34 women. In total, more than 9,5 thousand women work in domestic aviation, about 400 of them in technical services and a little more than 100 in air navigation.

04/03/2025

Almaty hosted a seminar on gender equality, women's empowerment in aviation. The pilot, who managed to fly the aircraft and conquer the heights, shared the experience of women and women. In general, the share of women pilots in airlines around the world is about 6 percent. Of the 1,500 pilots in the country, 34 are female. The technical staff of the aviation industry now employs about 400 women. There are more than 2000 flight attendants. However, the number of women who choose a risky industry is growing from year to year, experts say.