In one sense the story is meaningful. Abigail is fearless and sets an example for others. In history, there had to be someone who went first. However, it is not believable that the young girl would be given a jet to fly almost right away and that she would know how to do this.
In writing stories there is something called 'suspension of disbelief'. This happens when the reader becomes so involved that they accept the premises the author presents. However, there has to be a bridge of credible details for this to happen. A young girl flying a jet after two days is not credible, and therefore does not lead to suspension of disbelief.
You began with a good idea. If you had developed it more, had shown the way Abigail worked her way up, the reader might have accepted the rest of the story.
Thank you for sharing this with us, @abigail04.