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Silent Hero: Meet Gen Kiiza Who Has Been Chief Pilot For 6 Ugandan Presidents

By Our Reporter

Behind every safe and seamless presidential journey in Uganda over the past five decades stands one man—Major General Ali Muhammed Kiiza. While world leaders often take center stage, the man responsible for their safety in the skies has remained a quiet but indispensable force in Ugandan aviation.

Gen Kiiza’s career, spanning over 40 years, is not just a testament to his exceptional flying skills but also to his unwavering dedication, adaptability, and trustworthiness. Serving as the chief pilot for six Ugandan presidents since 1973, he has navigated some of the most critical and high-stakes flights in the country’s history.

Gen Kiiza’s journey into aviation was fueled by an early passion for flying. His relentless pursuit of mastery saw him rise through the ranks, handling some of the most sophisticated aircraft with precision. His experience across different administrations highlights his ability to remain professional and apolitical, focusing solely on the task of ensuring safe presidential travel.

His career reached a defining moment with the introduction of the Gulfstream IV into Uganda’s presidential fleet. The advanced aircraft, known for its state-of-the-art technology and long-range capabilities, demanded a pilot of exceptional skill. Gen Kiiza was the first to take on the challenge, proving once again that he was among the best in his field.

For decades, Gen Kiiza has been more than just a man in the cockpit—he has been a silent guardian, ensuring that Uganda’s leaders travel safely across continents. His ability to adapt to different leadership styles and maintain a flawless track record has earned him not just respect, but also deep admiration from those who have relied on his expertise.

In an era where aviation requires both skill and technological adaptability, Gen Kiiza has set a benchmark for professionalism. His story is not only one of personal achievement but also an inspiration for young Ugandan pilots aspiring to make their mark in the field.

As he continues to be a pillar of Ugandan aviation, Major General Ali Muhammed Kiiza’s legacy is secure—a legacy built on precision, trust, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

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