Monique Agazarian
From Graces Guide
Marie Monique Jacqueline Agazarian (1920-1993) was an English pilot. She began her career serving in the Air Transport Auxiliary during World War II and became a civil pilot after the war. As of 1956, she was one of only 7 women flying commercially. Agazarian was considered a pioneer of flight simulators.
1920 July 17th. Born at Carshalton the daughter of Le Von Berge Agazarian, originally from Armenia who fled to the UK in 1911, and Jacqueline Marie-Louise de Chevalier
1943-45 Joined the Air Transport Auxiliary. Two years.
1949 Married in Brompton to Capt Raymond Charles Rendall
M.D. of Island Air Services (IAS) which flew Proctors and Rapides between Lands End and the Scilly Isles
1993 Died at Kinightsbridge
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