What are the chances of a female becoming a fighter pilot?
One out of every 20 commercial pilots in the USA is a woman. And no, you don't need perfect eyesight to be a civilian pilot. As long as your vision is correctable to accepted standards, that is ok.
Yes, women can become pilots, and no, you don't need perfect eyesight. As long as your eyesight is reasonably good with correction (glasses if you need them), you can become a pilot. Color blindness won't prevent you from getting a pilot's license, but if it's severe you may get a restricted license, which can prevent you from being an airline pilot.
About 1/3 of people with color blindness can get unrestricted licenses, and in any case color blindness is rare in women.
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