There is no interest in gender to be a pilot. However, more men are interested in physics, engineering, aerodynamic, aviation etc., and they recognized their goal earlier and started flying. In this decade, more and more women became pilots and proved there are no difference between.
The Commercial Aviation industry has man more men pilots then women pilots. This industry is typically not something women get into. This can be for several different reasons, but most of your major airline pilots have served in the military, which is where they recorded the several hundred hours of recorded time flight needed to become a commercial pilot for companies such as Southwest Airlines, American Airlines, ect. With the role of women changing in the military it is possible there will become more women pilots flying your commercial jets, however, for the time being it is almost 99% mail pilots in the industry.
Now it is hard to get an estimate of the percentage of female recreational pilots as that is not something the FAA tracks
Their are more women than men :)
there is more women in Ohio than men
there are more women than men 😏
Research has shown that women tend to volunteer more than men across various age groups and countries. Factors such as time availability, social norms, and motivational reasons may influence this trend. Nevertheless, volunteer rates can vary depending on the specific context and individual factors.
Men drink more than women but when they do drink men tend to prefer beer and women wine. So, yes, women drink more wine than men.
There are more women than men in America
There are more women than men in America
More men smoke than women and more women die of cancer from smoking. Society still frowns on women smoking more than men.
Men are quicker than women because men have more muscle.
why do men drink more water than women
why do men drink more water than women
Women are not more punctual than men. According to studies, men are actually more punctual than women. However, you will find both men, and women who find punctuality important, and those in both genders who do not.