Major Alicia Moraa has earned recognition as one of the distinguished pilots in the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF), serving under the Kenya Air Force. She is among the few officers entrusted with the responsibility of flying the country’s highest-ranking leaders, including the President and the Deputy President.
Her selection for this critical role is a testament to her professionalism, discipline, and dedication to duty. Piloting top government officials demands exceptional skill, precision, and unwavering commitment to safety. It also requires loyalty, discretion, and the ability to handle high-pressure situations. Major Moraa’s clearance to fly such dignitaries underscores the trust and confidence placed in her by the KDF command.
The Kenya Air Force plays a vital role in safeguarding national security, offering strategic air mobility and supporting both military and civilian operations.
Within this framework, the pilots chosen to handle VIP transport are carefully vetted, undergoing rigorous training and assessments to meet the highest standards.
Major Moraa’s achievement highlights not only her personal excellence but also the strides made by women in the military profession.
Her journey serves as an inspiration to young people, especially women aspiring to join the defence forces or pursue aviation careers. It demonstrates that with resilience, determination, and hard work, one can rise to the top ranks of highly demanding fields traditionally dominated by men.
Moraa continues to represent the values of courage, integrity, and service that define the Kenya Defence Forces.
As she carries out her duties, she stands as a symbol of progress and dedication, showcasing the vital role of women in strengthening national security and leadership support.
By Nairobi