Mandisa Mfeka is making major waves in the aviation industry and across South Africa.
She’s the first black female fighter pilot in the South African Air Force.
The 29-year-old grabbed headlines as she swooped over the Union Buildings at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s inauguration as part of the Hawks formation.
It’s been a hard-fought climb to the top for the KwaZulu-Natal native
She’s been in the Air Force since 2008 and has flown countless hours.
But the animated Mfeka can’t contain her continued excitement for her profession.
eNCA’s Michael Appel caught up with her at Air Force Base Makhado.
And this makes it all worthwhile. We are here to salute our Commander-in-Chief – Major Mandisa Mfeka♥️ #PeoplesInauguration pic.twitter.com/cZ2zuE6rFX
— Khusela Diko🇿🇦 (@KhuselaS) May 25, 2019
Source – eNCA
