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Bibiniso Shamuratovna Boltaboyeva (17 March 1913 – 24 May 2004) was one of the first women parachutists of Uzbekistan; she made her parachute jump ten days after Basharat Mirbabayeva. A textile worker by trade, she was later elected to her local city council.

She met her husband Abdusamat Taymetov at the aeroclub where she learned to parachute. She is buried next to him in the Chigatai cemetery.

References

1. Fučík, Julius (1983). Избранное: Статьи очерки о Советском Союзе [Selected: Articles essays about the Soviet Union] (in Russian). Izd-vo polit. lit-ry.
2. Комсомол-- моя судьба: рассказы, очерки, репортажи, стихи [Komsomol is my destiny: stories, essays, reports, poems] (in Russian). Изд-во ЦК ЛКСМ Узбекистана "Ёш гвардия”. 1987.
3. Levchenko, Sergey (16 January 2020). "С вестью о капитуляции на борту" [With news of the capitulation on board]. Narodnoe slovo (in Russian). p. 4.
4. Xolmatov, E. (21 January 2022). "Ilk o'zbek harbiy uchuvchisi: shonli yo'l, sharafli burch" [The first Uzbek military pilot: a glorious path, an honorable duty]. Vatanparvar (in Uzbek).
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