Indian Air Force Officer Squadron Leader Saanya Becomes First Woman Cat-A Flying Instructor
The Indian Air Force has marked the historic milestone as Squadron Leader Saanya has becomethe first women in the Indian Air Force to earn the Cat-A Qualified Flying Instructor (QFI) qualification. It showcases the growing role of the women in the India’s defense forces.
The Indian Air Force has officially announced the achievement on 18th of May, 2026. On X post (Formerly Twitter) IAF has described the Squadron Leader Saanya’s success as a proud milestone.
The force said her achievement reflects the excellence, dedication and relentless pursuit of the professional standards.
The Cat-A Qualified Flying Instructor (QFI) qualification is one of the most respected flying instructor certifications in the Indian Air Force.
It is awarded to those pilots who demonstrates the exceptional instructional ability, flying expertise and professional competence.
Also Qualified Flying Instructors plays the critical role in training future military pilots.
The Cat-A category represents the highest standards in the flying instruction.
The Indian Air Force also shared the images of Air Chief Marshal A P Singh felicitating Squadron Leader Saanya.
The recognition from the IAF Chief also adds the further significance to the achievement.
It highlights the institutional acknowledgment of her pioneering accomplishment.
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