February 12: The first all-African American, female flight crew flies from Nashville to Atlanta round-trip.[225] Virginie Guyot of France is the first woman to lead a national aerobatic team.[1] Kimberly Anyadike, aged 15, becomes the youngest African-American woman to pilot a plane solo across the United States.[226] Angela Swann-Cronin, the first Māori pilot in the Royal New Zealand Air Force retires after 13 years of service. She is of Ngati Porou/Rongowhakaata tribal affiliation.[227] Patricia Mawuli Nyekodzi became the first woman in Ghana to earn a civilian pilot's license and the first certified Rotax engine mechanic in West Africa.[228] Ângela Pedro Francisco became the first woman pilot of Mozambique.[229]