Japan's 1st female airline captain

OSAKA, Japan - Ari Fuji waves before boarding a Japan Express flight for her first flight as pilot at a departure gate of Osaka airport in western Japan on July 12, 2010. She has become Japan's first female passenger flight pilot.

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