21-Year Old Ghanaian Becomes Ghana’s Youngest Female Commercial Pilot
Maame Esi Swatson is the youngest female commercial pilot in the country of Ghana, having obtained her commercial license at the age of 21.
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Maame Esi Swatson is the youngest female commercial pilot in the country of Ghana, having obtained her commercial license at the age of 21.
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