Female Pilots Land Plane In Country Where They're Not Allowed To Drive
The all-female crew was a first for Royal Brunei Airlines. They landed in Saudi Arabia, a nation where women face strict punishment for driving due to ultra-conservative religious rules. Women in Saudi have campaigned for reforms on the driving ban and other prohibitions. Last year, women in Saudi voted for the first time in local elections
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