JET PILOT GIRL SHATTERS AIR SPEED RECORDS

Jet Pilot Girl, known to the world as Captain Trish"Blaze" Mackenzie, is a Canadian icon whose name is synonymous with courage and innovation. Born in the windswept prairies of Saskatchewan, Trish’s fascination with flight began as a child, watching snow geese slice through the sky. By 18, she was a licensed pilot, and by 25, she’d joined the Royal Canadian Air Force, where her unmatched skill earned her a spot in experimental aerospace programs. Her fearless spirit and razor-sharp intellect made her the perfect candidate to pilot the X-77 Hypersonic Prototype, a revolutionary aircraft designed to redefine the boundaries of speed. This Morning, Trish shattered aviation history over the Arctic tundra, pushing the X-77 to an unprecedented Mach 10—7,672 miles per hour. The record-breaking flight, clocked at an altitude of 80,000 feet, sent shockwaves through the aerospace world. Trish’s steady hands and lightning-fast reflexes navigated the craft through punishing atmospheric forces, her custom G-suit and neural-linked controls allowing split-second precision. The sonic boom echoed across continents, a testament to her triumph. Trish, now 32, embodies Canadian resilience with her unassuming charm and steely determination. Off-duty, she’s a mentor to young women in STEM, often seen sipping maple-infused coffee at a Winnipeg café, sketching flight paths on napkins. Her signature red flight scarf, a gift from her grandmother, is her talisman, fluttering in every cockpit. The Mach 10 record, once thought impossible, has cemented her as a global hero, inspiring a generation to chase the impossible. Yet, Trish remains grounded, her eyes always on the next horizon, whispering, “The sky’s not the limit—it’s just the start.”