Mi-17 V5 Medium Lift Helicopter India's First all Woman

Three women officers of Indian Air Force were part of India's first all-women crew to fly a medium-lift helicopter Mi-17 V5.

Details:

• Flight Lieutenant Parul Bhardwaj (Captain), Flying Officer Aman Nidhi (co-pilot) and Flight Lieutenant Hina Jaiswal (Flight Engineer) were the three women IAF officers who flew the chopper, which took off from a forward air base in South Western air command.
• All three women officers flew a Mi-1 7 V5 helicopter for Battle Inoculation Training mission.
• Under this mission, the helicopter had taken off and landed from restricted areas at a forward airbase in South Western air command.
• Flight Lieutenant Parul Bhardwaj became the first woman pilot to fly the Mi-17 V5.
• Flight Lieutenant Hina Jaiswal became the first woman flight engineer of the IAF.
• Flying officer Aman Nidhi from Jharkhand also became the first woman IAF pilot from the state.

Question:

Q. Name three women officers of Indian Air Force who were part of India's first all-women crew to fly a medium-lift helicopter Mi-17 V5.
Answer:
Flight Lieutenant Parul Bhardwaj (Captain), Flying Officer Aman Nidhi (co-pilot) and Flight Lieutenant Hina Jaiswal (Flight Engineer)