Inspiring Lady becomes the only black captain at CommutAir in the United States: “Congratulations to our daughter”

• Chachere, an inspiring young woman, became CommutAir’s only black captain and the first to fly the ERJ-145 jet
• In a LinkedIn post, a man named James Moore announced Chachere’s accomplishment by praising her
• Her post, which had garnered over 140,000 likes and over 6,000 comments at the time of this publication, drew massive compliments

She made history. A young woman has made her family very proud by becoming the only black CommutAir captain in the United States of America and the first to fly the ERJ-145 jet.

Chachere reached the milestone after his elevation from officer to captain, scoring a double story.

Announcement of the pioneering achievement of Chachere

In a LinkedIn post, a man named James Moore celebrated the brilliant trailblazer for making his family proud.

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”Congratulations to our daughter Chachere who went from 1st Officer to Captain! She is the only black female captain at CommutAir and the first to fly the ERJ-145 jet. Congratulations, Chachere!” he said.

James Moore garnered sweet compliments from netizens when his post went viral, receiving over 140,000 likes, over 6,000 comments and over 600 shares at the time of this post.

Read how people reacted below:

Cynthia Lewis said:

Oh my God! Congratulations to you Chachere. I couldn’t be happier for you and your daughter’s wonderful accomplishments if she were my child. May God continue to bless her and keep her always. Congratulations again!

James Moore replied:

Thank you for your kind comment, Cynthia.

Bushra Ali commented:

Congratulations James Moore, CSCP, PMP, CCMC, you should no doubt be immensely proud.

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Wayne Johnson II commented:

Congratulations James! Proud father moment for sure!

Carol Silverstein wrote:

Congratulations. It’s awesome.

Roxanne Allicock-Blair said:

Great congratulations.

Glenville Huntington wrote:

Great stuff, congratulations.

Peterson Langat said:

Congratulations, my daughter.

Ronald Faison comments:

Congratulations. Wow, that’s really awesome.

Linda Adzo Dormekpor said:

Congratulations pretty.

Allan Johnson shared:

Congratulations, captain.

An African-American woman becomes the 3rd black woman captain of her company

In a similar story, YEN.com.gh reported that an inspirational young woman has become the third black female captain of her company, etching her name in the institution’s history books.

Taking to her Facebook account, Antoinette Paris-Hudson admitted that she failed to achieve her goal on a silver platter.

Source: YEN.com.gh