Siyka Tsoncheva
Bulgarian military pilot
About Siyka Tsoncheva
Lived 1926 – 1971 (aged 44). Siyka Tsoncheva was a Bulgarian aircraft pilot, military officer and military personnel.
Siyka Kostadinova Tsoncheva (1926–1971) was a Bulgarian military pilot, and the only Bulgarian woman to ever pilot a military plane, civil plane, sea plane and helicopter. During her piloting career she flew at least 11 types of airplanes.
Early life After she graduated high school in Gorna Oryahovitsa, she continued her education as a medical nurse in Varna. During her studies in university, she joined the Aeroclub in Varna and started taking courses in parachuting and swimming. She became the first gymnastics coach in her native village.
In 1952, she was assigned to the Chaika airfield, Varna. As a military pilot, she piloted the seaplanes Arado-196 A-3 "Shark," Henkel-60 "Seal." Then the service took her to the military transport aviation regiment, where she flew the Po-2, Yak-12, Li-2 and the Mi-1 helicopter.
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Who was Siyka Tsoncheva?
Bulgarian military pilot
When was Siyka Tsoncheva born?
Siyka Tsoncheva was born on 22 September 1926 in Dzhulyunitsa.
When did Siyka Tsoncheva die?
Siyka Tsoncheva died on 17 September 1971 in Mala tsarkva.
What was Siyka Tsoncheva's occupation?
Siyka Tsoncheva was an aircraft pilot, military officer and military personnel.
What nationality was Siyka Tsoncheva?
Siyka Tsoncheva was Bulgarian.
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