The Kuwaiti young woman, Maryam Al-Turki, topped the conversation of the pioneers of communication sites in Kuwait, after graduating from the “L3 Harris” Aviation Academy with distinction from Britain, becoming the third Kuwaiti to obtain a pilot’s license.
Tweeters celebrated Maryam, who is 23 years old, and who was able to fly the plane ably, declaring herself the third Kuwaiti to achieve this achievement, and among the youngest pilots in the world, according to Kuwaiti media.
The British Embassy in Kuwait congratulated the young Kuwaiti woman through her accounts on the communication platforms, and tweeted on Twitter, saying, "We congratulate Captain Maryam Hani Al-Turki on her graduation from the British (L3 Harris) Aviation Academy. It is wonderful to see young Kuwaiti women studying in the United Kingdom and successfully achieving their dreams."
We congratulate Captain Mariam Hani Al-Turki on her graduation from the British L3 Harris Aviation Academy #L3Harris
It's great to see young Kuwaiti women studying in the #UK and successfully achieving their dreams!
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— UKinKuwait 🇬🇧🇰🇼 (@ukinkuwait) January 30, 2023
Captain Maryam Hani Al-Turki
is the third Kuwaiti to obtain a pilot's license
– I graduated from L3Harris Aviation Academy in #Britain with distinction https://t.co/jX4pfATt9N pic.twitter.com/wMFHov7OPP
- Al Watan Electronic (@WatanNews) January 29, 2023
merit and proof
Captain Maryam told local media that she loved this field from a young age and proved that "Kuwaiti women are able to prove themselves in various political, economic, cultural and sports fields, and excel in aviation."
Maryam graduated from high school and joined the College of Aviation Technology, explaining that due to her passion and love for flying aircraft, she applied to work in Kuwait Airways, which sent her to study aviation in Britain.
God bless, Captain Pilot Mariam Al-Turki, the third Kuwaiti woman after Maryam Buarki and Maha Baydoun, to obtain a pilot’s license..and the first captain among the youngest pilots in the world.
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- Iqbal Al-Ahmad (@iqbalalahmad1) January 29, 2023
And the media documented the moment the Kuwaiti captain arrived in her country after a trip that she concluded with the completion of a "pilot's license." Upon her arrival, she said, "Finally, the stage of fatigue is over, and I can now rest, especially with my family."
Captain Mariam added that the study was a difficult stage, but she was able to overcome it with the help of her Kuwaiti colleagues.
The College of Technology and Aviation is proud that student Mariam Al-Turki obtained a captain’s certificate and is the third Kuwaiti to obtain a pilot’s license, knowing that she 🎓 graduated from the College of Technology and Aviation in the State of Kuwait and completed her studies in Britain ✈️ pic.twitter.com/6L6FgE0Dro
— PR College of Aviation (@public_relatio) January 29, 2023
The College of Technology and Aviation in Kuwait expressed its pride that "student Mariam Al-Turki obtained a captain's certificate and is the third Kuwaiti to obtain a pilot's license," explaining that she graduated from the College of Technology and Aviation before completing her studies in Britain.
Tweeters celebrated the third Kuwaiti captain on social media, and recalled the march of the two Kuwaitis, Maryam Buarki and Maha Baydoun, who obtained a pilot's license.
Congratulations to Captain Maryam Al-Turki, for her graduation from the "L3 Harris British Aviation Academy" as one of the youngest pilots.
Kuwaiti women always fascinate us with their competitiveness at the global level, and we are also baffled by the fact that some supporters of women's rights ignore such an event.
Dr. Faisal Khazal #Kuwait pic.twitter.com/wY0IavURyF
— Dr.
Faisal Khazaal Dr.
Faisal Khazaal (@faisalkhazaal) January 30, 2023
Kuwaiti economist Faisal Khazal commented, "Kuwaiti women always fascinate us with their competitiveness at the global level, and we are also baffled by the fact that some supporters of women's rights ignore such an event."