Red Arrows get first woman leader
Summary
The Red Arrows, the Royal Air Force's aerobatic team, has appointed Wing Commander Sasha Nash as its first female leader. Wing Cdr Nash takes over from Wing Cdr Adam Collins, aiming to inspire future aviators and oversee the team's operations. The team has previously faced criticism for inappropriate behavior towards women.Key Facts
- Wing Commander Sasha Nash is the first woman to lead the Red Arrows.
- She succeeded Wing Commander Adam Collins as the senior officer in charge.
- In 2023, an inquiry found that inappropriate behavior towards women was common in the team.
- The Red Arrows perform aerial displays and have shown in over 50 countries.
- Wing Cdr Nash is a former Tornado pilot with experience in Afghanistan.
- She will command 150 personnel at the team's base in Lincolnshire.
- Nash's interest in aviation began at six years old after watching air shows.
- The team previously marked its 60th anniversary under Collins' leadership.
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