Cebu Pacific has made history in the Philippines by hiring the country's first two transwomen flight attendants, Jess Labares and Mikee Sicat Vitug.

Labares is the reigning Queen Philippines Universe.

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Back when she first won the title, she revealed that her goal in the future was to become a flight stewardess.

Mission accomplished.

Here's her post detailing her new job.

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She also wrote a heartfelt message as to what it meant to finally fulfil this goal, not dream, as she clarifies in her post.

In it, she elaborated on what it meant to be one of the first transgender woman flight attendants in her country.

"As a trans woman, the first post op transgender woman flight attendant in the Philippines. A history has been made. I will forever cherish this opportunity given by Cebu Pacific.

I'd like to extend my deepest gratitude to Cebgo and Cebu Pacific for their acceptance. In behalf of the LGBTQ community, thank you. This means that we are now slowly accepting and respecting individuality, uniqueness and expression. It is another milestone in the country that shows that Cebu Pacific is diverse and multicultural company. This wouldn't be possible not because of the pillars, bosses and supervisors of the company."

The other half of the history-makers is pharmacist Vitug.

She wrote a touching Facebook post celebrating the occasion as well.

According to Preview.Ph, she ended her post with the same rallying call for equality that Labares had posted.

"To those people who are afraid of going out of their comfort zone, to those people who want to make a change but keep on holding themselves back because of prejudice, judgement and discrimination, just listen to your heart and make it happen because nothing is impossible."

Kudos.

Image from Labares' Instagram and Vitua's Facebook accounts