Published: 23 Feb 2024 › Updated: 23 Feb 2024
The first Latina to be NASA Flight Director
The first Latina to be NASA Flight Director
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Heroes for me exist, this is a heroine called Diana Trujillo, Diana Trujillo is an engineer of Colombian origin. On Friday, February 2, she had her inaugural shift as flight director number 108 of the Mission Control Center of the Johnson Space Center of the NASA in Houston Texas.
If an astronaut in space says that about Houston, we have a problem, the one who will have to respond is Diana and she will also be in charge of managing the resolution of the matter. Today, these flight directors supervise teams of flight controllers that keep them in operation. the international space station but one day they could supervise the Artemis missions to the Moon.
The presentation at the takeover and Diana's words were very emotional, and I share them with you:
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