What types of obstacles were there to becoming a female pilot during the time period covered in Women in Aviation?

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Women often had to work hard to prove themselves as capable as men in the field. Biases toward women's traditional roles with men in the cockpit and women serving beverages and blankets have become ingrained, forcing women who want to fly to struggle with the attitudes of both co-workers and society.

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