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Chresten Wilson, who has been living her aviation dream for 41 years, is set to be the first woman to ever hold United Airlines’ most senior pilot title. Reporting for TODAY, NBC’s Liz Kreutz sits down with Wilson who celebrates the major milestone, reveals how she first fell in love with flying and opens up about her goal to help other women realize the sky is truly their limit.March 31, 2026
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