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“The Group discussed ways in


                            which IFALPA could establish

                            a campaign with the goal of


                            increasing the number of women


                            who participate in their MAs at

                            all levels.”





























                     The IFALPA Female Pilots Working Group was held at the Austrian Cockpit
                     Association headquarters in Vienna 14-15 October 2019. The meeting was
                     attended by 40 female pilots representing 20 countries from all over the
                     world.


                     The meeting was opened by Captain Nina Moers, Working Group Lead,
                     who welcomed the pilots to this historic meeting and provided an oppor-
                     tunity for personal introductions.


                     The attendees were briefed on how the Working Group came into being
                     and there was a review of the presentation of the Female Pilots Working
                     Group to the IFALPA Conference 2019 in Berlin. Those in attendance at the
                     Presentation of the FPWG at Conference in Berlin briefed the group on the
                     positive reception from the Member Associations and the support that the
                     IFALPA leadership has given the Working Group.


                     The WG deliberated on future meeting locations and dates for meetings in
                     2020. Two meetings were tentatively planned for 2020. The tentative loca-
                     tions are Ottawa in the spring and Mexico City in the fall.


                     For the remainder of the two-day meeting, the participants worked on a
                     Position Paper. The focus was to discuss strategies for Member Associa-
                     tions (MAs) to encourage female pilots to become involved in both IFALPA
                     and their individual MAs.
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