Read the text and answer the question! (This story by Dercio Tsandzana originally appeared on Global Voices on December 15, 2018) It is a historic day: that is how many Mozambicans regard December 14, 2018 when, for the first time in the country's civil aviation history, an airplane was operated solely by women. The crew for flight TM112/3, which traveled between the capital, Maputo, and Manica—an air distance of 442 miles—was captain Admira António, co-pilot Elsa Balate, cabin chief Maria da Luz Aurélio, and flight attendant Débora Madeleine. The women are members of MEX, an entity originally created as the Special Operations Department of LAM—Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique. In 1995, it began operations as an independent airline, Mozambique Express. Mozambique is not alone. In August 2018, in a first for South Africa's national carrier SAA, an intercontinental flight with an all-female-crewtook to the skies to transport passengers from Johannesburg to Sao Paulo, Brazil. Eight months earlier, in December 2017, Ethiopian Airlinesoperated its first ever flight staffed by an all-female crew. From pilots to cabin crew, check-in staff to flight dispatchers, the flight—from Addis Ababa in Ethiopia to Lagos in Nigeria—was (wo)manned entirely by women. Tsandzana, D. (2018). An all-female flight crew makes history in Mozambique. Taken on June 25, 2019 fromhttps://globalvoices.org/2018/12/15/an-all-female-flight-crew-makes-history-in-mozambique/. December 14, 2018 was considered as a historic day by many Mozambicans because ....

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(This story by Dercio Tsandzana originally appeared on Global Voices on December 15, 2018)

It is a historic day: that is how many Mozambicans regard December 14, 2018 when, for the first time in the country's civil aviation history, an airplane was operated solely by women. The crew for flight TM112/3, which traveled between the capital, Maputo, and Manica—an air distance of 442 miles—was captain Admira António, co-pilot Elsa Balate, cabin chief Maria da Luz Aurélio, and flight attendant Débora Madeleine.

The women are members of MEX, an entity originally created as the Special Operations Department of LAM—Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique. In 1995, it began operations as an independent airline, Mozambique Express.

Mozambique is not alone. In August 2018, in a first for South Africa's national carrier SAA, an intercontinental flight with an all-female-crew took to the skies to transport passengers from Johannesburg to Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Eight months earlier, in December 2017, Ethiopian Airlines operated its first ever flight staffed by an all-female crew. From pilots to cabin crew, check-in staff to flight dispatchers, the flight—from Addis Ababa in Ethiopia to Lagos in Nigeria—was (wo)manned entirely by women.

Tsandzana, D. (2018). An all-female flight crew makes history in Mozambique. Taken on June 25, 2019 from https://globalvoices.org/2018/12/15/an-all-female-flight-crew-makes-history-in-mozambique/.

December 14, 2018 was considered as a historic day by many Mozambicans because ....

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