Renda Aslantas, Izmit Bay Pilot
EMPA publishes a series of articles about women who work as pilots. Renda Aslantas is the next female colleague to share her story.
EMPA is a professional, non-profit organization, created in Antwerp in 1963 by pilots of what was then called the European Community.
Nowadays EMPA represents about 4.500 maritime pilots from 18 European Union member countries, and 6 neighbouring countries: Georgia, Montenegro, Norway, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom. Regrouping member countries' associations of maritime pilots from the Baltic Sea, the North Sea, the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean and the Black Sea.
Read moreEMPA publishes a series of articles about women who work as pilots. Renda Aslantas is the next female colleague to share her story.
EMPA is publishing a series of articles in the upcoming months.
These articles are written by female pilots, where they will share their experiences and stories.
EMPA aims is to encourage more women to consider a career in the maritime industry particularly in pilotage, as it can be a very fulfilling and satisfying profession.
We would like to ask you to share this thought in order to achieve our goal of recruiting more women in the merchant navy and pilotage.
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