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From the fragile Wright Flyer to the roaring supersonic jets. Aviation didn't just get faster… it got safer. Here's to the brave souls in the cockpit — past, present, and future. Happy World Pilots Day! #WorldPilotsDay #Aviation #Pilots #AviationHistory #Futurepilots

In 1903, the Wright Brothers flew 120 feet. In 1961, a farm boy from a Russian village orbited the entire Earth. As the rocket lifted off, he said one word: "Poyekhali!" — Let's go. His heart rate? A calm 64 beats per minute! Swipe to fly with him. 👉 Part of our World Pilots Day (26 April) series. #yurigagarin #worldpilotsday #spacehistory #futurepilots #indianaviation

Yesterday we told you about India's first pilot. Today we meet the man who gave India its wings. As a boy in France, JRD Tata took a joyride in a plane. That moment never left him. In 1929, he became India's first commercial pilot. In 1932, he started Tata Airlines in a thatched hut. No airport. No infrastructure. Only a vision. Swipe to fly with him. 👉 Part of our World Pilots Day (26 April) series. #WorldPilotsDay #JRDTata #AirIndia #IndianAviation #FuturePilots

Who was India's first pilot? Most Indians can't answer this question. Search online. You'll get three different names. All wrong. He flew in 1916, when JRD Tata was 12 years old. Swipe to meet India's real first pilot. 👉 Part of our World Pilots Day (26 April) series. #indianaviation #indianhistory #futurepilots #welinkar #WorldPilotsDay

A man went across the Atlantic alone. Could a woman do it? Amelia Earhart did it. Alone. Through flames, ice, and 15 hours of open ocean. She landed in a field in Ireland. A farmer asked if she'd flown far. "From America," she said. Swipe to fly with her. 👉 Part of our World Pilots Day (26 April) series. #WorldPilotsDay #AmeliaEarhart #WomenInAviation #AviationHistory #FuturePilots

Six pilots died trying to cross the Atlantic. He had five sandwiches, no co-pilot and no second engine. He took off from New York. A full 33 hours later, Charles Lindbergh landed in Paris. The Atlantic wasn't a barrier anymore. It was a route. Swipe to fly with him. 👉 Part of our World Pilots Day (26 April) series. #Lindbergh #SpiritOfStLouis #AviationHistory #FuturePilots #WorldPilotsDay

Ten crashed aircraft. A burned foot. And 40 km of open sea. No land, no radio, no help. Leading to World Pilots Day (26 April), we're telling the stories of the pilots and pioneers who made the sky human. On 25 July 1909, Louis Blériot took off from a French beach at 4:41 am while his rival was still asleep. Thirty six minutes later, he landed in England. The next morning, a British newspaper ran the headline: "Britain is no longer an island." The world had changed. Again. #englishchannel #worldpilotsday #bleriot #aviationhistory #futurepilots