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 Internship program at the Airport Authority of India, New Delhi-DCE Department of CSE(AI&ML)

Congratulations to Gaurav, Khushi Kumari, Radhika Sharma, Satyam Singh, Priyanka, Aaryan Nara, Isha Mishra and Vedika Kashyap from Dronacharya College of Engineering, Gurugram, for their remarkable achievement of being selected for the internship program at the Airport Authority of India, New Delhi! Your dedication, hard work, and talent have truly paid off, paving the way for this incredible opportunity. Wishing you all the best as you embark on this exciting journey at the Airport Authority of India. May this internship be a stepping stone to even greater achievements in your future careers. Keep shining bright and making your alma mater proud!

[topcrewaviation]

🌟 Induction Day - Batch 2406 (Delhi) ✈️

✈️Welcome aboard the latest batch at Top Crew Aviation Delhi!

🎉Today marks the beginning of an exciting journey as our new students take their first steps towards becoming top-notch aviation professionals. 🛫✨

Get ready to soar to new heights with us! 🚀🌟

[ilam-india]

Soaring High: Celebrating Women in Aviation

Introduction: In the vast expanse of the sky, where dreams take flight and possibilities are endless, women have played a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of aviation. Despite historical barriers and stereotypes, women have defied gravity, excelling in various roles within the aviation industry. This blog aims to celebrate the remarkable achievements of women in aviation, shedding light on their contributions and inspiring future generations to reach for the skies.

Historical Perspective: The journey of women in aviation dates back to the early 20th century when pioneers like Amelia Earhart and Bessie Coleman defied societal norms and soared into the male-dominated world of aviation. Earhart, the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic, and Coleman, the first African-American woman to hold a pilot's license, set the stage for a new era of possibilities.

Breaking Barriers: The aviation industry, historically dominated by men, has seen a gradual shift with more women breaking through the barriers. Today, women can be found in various roles, including pilots, engineers, air traffic controllers, mechanics, and executives. Organizations like the Ninety-Nines, founded by Amelia Earhart, continue to support and empower women in aviation, fostering a sense of community and mentorship.

Pioneering Aviators:  Women aviators have continued to make history with groundbreaking achievements. Eileen Collins, the first female Space Shuttle pilot and commander, exemplifies the heights women can reach in aerospace. Additionally, Peggy Whitson holds the record for the longest cumulative time spent in space by an American astronaut, showcasing the resilience and dedication of women in space exploration.

Commercial Aviation: In recent decades, more women have taken to the skies as commercial pilots, challenging the gender norms in this traditionally male-dominated profession. Airlines around the world are actively working to increase the representation of women in the cockpit, recognizing the valuable contributions they bring to the industry. The achievements of Captain Tammie Jo Shuts, who successfully landed Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 after an engine failure, highlight the skill and competence of women in critical situations.

Engineering and Innovation: Women have also made significant contributions to aviation engineering and innovation. Engineers like Elsie McGill, known as the "Queen of the Hurricanes," played a crucial role in aircraft design during World War II. Today, women continue to be at the forefront of aerospace engineering, contributing to advancements in technology, materials, and sustainability.

Challenges and Opportunities: Despite the progress, challenges remain, and there is still work to be done to achieve gender equality in aviation. Encouraging more girls to pursue STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education and providing mentorship programs can help bridge the gender gap and create a more inclusive industry.

Conclusion: Women in aviation have come a long way, breaking barriers, achieving milestones, and inspiring future generations. Their contributions have shaped the aviation industry and paved the way for a more inclusive and diverse future. As we celebrate the achievements of women in aviation, let us continue to support and encourage the next generation of female aviators, ensuring that the sky remains limitless for all. Women in Aviation Management: Breaking Barriers and Building Careers

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Would you ride in a hot air balloon? Fancy soaring through the sky in a majestic hot air balloon? Share your thoughts with us.

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Would you ride in a hot air balloon? Fancy soaring through the sky in a majestic hot air balloon? Share your thoughts with us.

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Soaring high and free like an African Fish Eagle! 🦅 Nothing compares to the feeling of taking a leap of faith and enjoying life's adventures! 🌎

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ever since i got into berserk, there's this certain thing that keeps bothering my mind.

casca seemed very aware of what was actually happening between griffith and guts since the very beginning. she was even showing signals of jealously while she was having a conversation with guts, mentioning that griffith never acted that way with anyone else. also, there's that moment where she starts to say something about his relationship with guts and doesn't finish, (which is filled with romantic implications.) maybe she "misunderstood" griffith's feelings because of charlotte, sure, but it's still weird.

i mean, when guts returned after that year, rickert literally said that griffith was depressed because of him. it was obvious at this point and there was no room for any doubts about his feelings for guts. casca was also blaming him for what happened to griffith and despite all that, she still decided to throw herself in guts' arms? i'm not a casca hater or anything, i just can't understand her actions at all. everything looks very wrong to me.

i'd like to know your thoughts about this! (again, hehe.) ♡

Thanks for the ask!

There's a lot I hate about the Guts/Casca sex scene lol, but I don't think Casca fucking Guts while knowing Griffith loves him is an issue. For one thing, Griffith might be dead, which she says before they bone. She's tired of making decisions based on a dude she hasn't seen in a year and who might be dead by now. For another thing, even if she does make the connection that Griffith's love = he wants an actual romantic relationship with Guts, there's no indication that she believes Guts isn't straight and reciprocates those feelings, or that Griffith's love for Guts could even go anywhere if Guts' did reciprocate. He had a dream and a princess to marry, and now they have no idea what his situation will be if they find him alive.

Griffith and Guts ending up together romantically probably isn't a realistic possibility in Casca's mind, even if she is jealous of Griffith's nebulous feelings for Guts.

And finally, even if it was a distinct likelihood that they're both physically attracted to each other and willing to act on it, why should Casca have to step aside when Guts is also willing to hook up with her here and now? Guts has a free choice too, and he's the one who kissed her first, so he's choosing her over the potential of Griffith.

Like, I know I prefer griffguts lol, but I don't blame Casca for wanting something for herself here. She just spent a year maintaining the Hawks for Griffith's sake and losing her mind over it, I'm kind of happy for her that she decides to do something for herself, even if I think it's misguided, I don't enjoy it, and a lot of the writing around it is messy. Like, taking Casca's desire for Guts and suicide attempt at face value rather than criticizing it to hell and back as I'm wont to do lol, I think Casca fucking Guts rather than going 'I can't because Griffith is into him' was the better option for her.

Also, at the end of the day, the most accurate answer is just that the homoeroticism is still subtext and therefore you can't assume that Casca makes the connection between Griffith's love and Griffith's sexual desire, and judge her actions based on that, imo. Textually she's jealous of Griffith's feelings, but those are ambiguous, and it could be the intensity, rather than the nature of those feelings, that she's jealous of. Like yeah I think the homoerotic element is incredibly obvious, but if it's meant to factor in wrt how other characters behave and how we perceive their choices, then it needs to be textual.

[misstaylorj510]

Embracing the beauty of a phoenix rising, soaring high amidst the clouds of eternity.

I can't believe this is our current view of the sunset Rn......Truly Beautiful ❤️

#PhoenixRising #BeautyWithin #SoaringHigh #EternalBeauty #SpiritualJourney #RiseAbove #DivineTransformation #InnerStrength #Resilience #empowerment #beautyofnature #soaringhigh #cloudsofeternity #currentview #majesticview #embracingbeauty #breathtakingmoment #feelingblessed #gratefulspirit #fyp #explorepage #explore

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2024 looking like this… Tap in with @ladynate @soaringhighent ! Recap footage will air on GrindCityTV 🙃 More dates to be added 😎 🎯 Performances 🎯 Media Runs 🎯 Video Shoots … AND MORE!!!! #GrindcitySouth#soaringhighent #soaringhighvibes #soaringhigher...

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HIDDEN BEAUTY By AbduImumin Yahuza

Hidden beautyMy sight in darknesswalk through thepath of lovein the realm ofhidden beautyThe night windrevolves in thesky and singsa cold poesiesfor me to catcha falling starThe confluence ofemotions soaringhigh and heartsdrumming heavilyCome beloved beauty!let this be a seasonof the incessant flowof open rhymesin metaphorical ballad.©AbduImumin Yahuza25/05/2023

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All the team members 

All the team members of Anil Engineering had a great time with Mr. Nitish Kamdar as he conducted a corporate training session with lots of fun-filled activities for better team bonding. It was a memorable start to Udaan 2023!

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[dronacharyacollege]

Internship program at the Airport Authority of India, New Delhi- Department of EEE DCE

Congratulations to Neeraj Kumar, Abhinav, Bharat Tyagi, Kishan, Lakhan and Vishal Yadav from Dronacharya College of Engineering, Gurugram, for their remarkable achievement of being selected for the internship program at the Airport Authority of India, New Delhi! 🎉👏 Your dedication, hard work, and talent have truly paid off, paving the way for this incredible opportunity. Wishing you all the best as you embark on this exciting journey at the Airport Authority of India. May this internship be a stepping stone to even greater achievements in your future careers. Keep shining bright and making your alma mater proud!

[topcrewaviation]

🎉✈️ A Sky Full of Achievements! 🌟

🚀 Huge congratulations to Nikeisha for acing the DGCA CPL Air Regulations and Meteorology exams on the first attempt! 📚

⛅️ Your dedication and determination have set a stellar example for all aspiring aviators. 🙌

🏆 May your journey continue to be filled with success and blue skies! 🌈

✨ Keep reaching for the stars, Nikeisha - you're destined for greatness! 🛫🎓 - - - #SoaringHigh #dgcapilotexams #cplexams #FirstAttemptVictory #dgca #pilotexams #ClearedForTakeoff #pilottraining #ProudMoment #commercialpilot #DreamsTakingFlight

[ianfulgar]

Just had the most incredible experience at AAGP, Clark, Philippines! 🛫 Took control of an Airbus in their flight simulator, and let me tell you, being a pilot is no easy task. Gained a whole new level of respect for the skill and responsibility that comes with flying these amazing machines. #AlphaAviationGroup #FlightSimulator #AirbusPilot #FuturePilot #AviationAdventure #RespectTheCockpit #airplane #SoaringHigh #PilotLife #DreamBig #AdventureTime #simulation #cockpit #pilotlife #flymetothemoon — view on Instagram https://scontent-iad3-2.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.29350-15/340970027_600655918663107_8135127685920026685_n.webp?stp=dst-jpg&_nc_cat=100&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=8ae9d6&_nc_ohc=9QJkwc_GztMAX8fsLSB&_nc_ht=scontent-iad3-2.cdninstagram.com&edm=ANo9K5cEAAAA&oh=00_AfAdGjZSWkTQgNHDj-kDVM2TdOIrLrVpCv88Zox6eTbfeg&oe=643D16B4

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Hot air balloon in Nepal

Embark on an unforgettable journey with us as we soar over the picturesque landscapes of Nepal in a hot air balloon. Experience the thrill of floating gracefully above the breathtaking vistas of Pokhara and marvel at the world's beauty from a unique perspective. Join us for a journey that promises to be both professional and alluring as we provide you with an experience that is both comfortable and memorable. With our experienced pilots and state-of-the-art equipment, we guarantee you a safe and enjoyable flight. Join us, and make your dream soaring in the clouds a reality.

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