Pilot Flies Her Mother on Her Final Day of Work To Make Her Dream Come True

It’s a feel good story that definitely touched a lot of hearts. Initially shared on Twitter, we learn about a female pilot who did her best to make her mother feel special on her last day at work.

Ashrrita, a pilot for Air India, shared a photo of her mother’s final day of work and the post has since gone viral, gaining attention from numerous netizens and news sources.

“So happy and honoured to be able to pilot the one flight that mattered,” wrote Ashrrita.

She further added:

“It was my mom’s dream to have me pilot her last flight as an Air Hostess with Air India. As she retires after her glorious 38 years of service, I will be carrying on her legacy.”

Truly heart-melting, right? Now things even got more special when Ashrrita’s mom shared a video of her mother receiving applause from passengers as she took a walk through the aisle.

Watch the video here:

For all of you who asked 🙂 that’s mom on her last flight as an operating cabin crew for @airindiain what a lovely day and what amazing passengers! So many best wishes and hugs ♥️ of course I was in the flight deck 🙂 #proud #grateful pic.twitter.com/eUL3Og4EBr

— Ashrrita (@caramelwings) July 31, 2018

Ashrrita tweeted the video, writing :

“For all of you who asked… That’s mom on her last flight as an operating cabin crew for @airindiain what a lovely day and what amazing passengers! So many best wishes and hugs ♥ Of course I was in the flight deck 🙂 #proud #grateful”

Unsurprisingly, netizens were quick to praise Ashrrita for her goodness.

Marcelo Claure, for example, retweeted the female pilot’s post, and said:

“What a special retirement gift from daughter to mother! I’m sure your mother is very happy – and proud that you are carrying on the family’s passion.”

Another netizen, Aarti Madan, wrote:

“I am so happy after reading this Ashrrita, it brought such a big smile on my face. I haven’t known you much but this tweets makes me so proud of you and I can imagine how happy and proud your mother would have been. More power to you now and always, girl.”

Hats off to you both, Ashrrita and mom!