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 In addition to the cost, the comments or actions by men serve as discouragement. Years of having their qualifications and abilities second-guessed have conditioned the women, but even Willerth’s 50 years of experience don’t always satisfy.

“We still have people come into the flight school who don’t want to fly with women,” Willerth said. “I’ll tell someone I’m a flight instructor, and I had one gentleman say, ‘Yeah, but have you ever flown a plane by yourself?’ He just couldn’t get his head around this concept that a woman could actually fly.”

Stauffer said she could “write a book of all the times” she’s had to field comments about her inability to fly or sell planes. When asked why she thinks even today there are still so few female pilots, Stauffer said: “Most women didn’t have that encouragement. … My mother was so ahead of her time. The neighbors would tell her ‘You’re not going to let Michele fly, are you?’ and she’d just tell them, ‘Let the girl do what she wants to do.’ ” All I Need is Love and Yoga and A Dog Poster

And for Willerth, seeing her mother fly and being in the cabin with her, especially during air races, was integral to her desire to follow in those footsteps, even when her father expressed more conservative views of how a woman should spend her time.

“He had a twin-engine aircraft, and he told my mother that a woman was not capable of flying a twin-engine aircraft. So as he got older — he flew until he was 87 — I rented a Beech Baron, which is a twin-engine plane, and got all my ratings. But my dad said, ‘They didn’t let you fly that plane, did they?’ I said yes, and he was real concerned, but eventually he got comfortable with me flying.”

Despite the obstacles they faced, they remain optimistic about the future of women flying. The key is how important it is to mentor and pay forward their time.

“I just hope the doors keep opening,” Stauffer said. “You see more and more all the time. … Just give them a chance. I don’t have any children, but I think if I had a daughter or a son, I would have wanted to encourage them like my mom did.”

On March 8, 2021, U.S. Sens. Jerry Moran (R-KS) and Jacky Rosen (D-NV) introduced a bipartisan resolution “honoring women in the aviation industry, committing to help increase aviation and STEM job opportunities for women and designating March 8 through March 14, 2021, as ‘Women of the Aviation Workforce Week.’ ”

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