Here you go 😄

Grotty (technical term!) day at Heathrow this afternoon for my first landing of the year. Flying Airbus #A350 G-XWBA from Phoenix.
Thanks to FlightFocus365 for the capture 😄✈️

Happy New Year everyone. I hope 2025 brings you health, happiness and that we are all a little bit kinder to each other. If I’m lucky enough to fly you anywhere next year please say hello 😄Thanks to all the people at work who have looked after me and kept me laughing and safe. Come on 2025. Be good!

Overtaking an Airbus A330 on the way to Denver a few days ago. Our A350 has a slightly higher cruising speed of Mach 0.85 compared to around Mach 0.82 of the A330. Loved the lighting here. 😄✈️

The older I get the less concerned I am about passing simulator checks and the more concerned I get about passing the CAA Class 1 Medical 😂 Thankfully I appear to still be in reasonable condition and have been signed off for another year ☺️ #relieved

Every six months pilots have to go into the simulator for a couple of days in order to demonstrate they can still cope with anything which is thrown at them. I’ve got that coming up again on Friday and Saturday this week so it’s 2 iPads out, write some refresher notes and get the licence signed 😄✈️

😂 I fly him home from Las Vegas, bring him amazing wines from South Africa and he still hasn’t followed me on here yet! 😂

My current flying machine, the amazing and beautiful Airbus A350 and my first jet from many years ago, the Boeing 737-200. As much as I loved the 737 as a starter jet it doesn’t quite have the looks of the A350 and just look at the difference in the flight deck! Almost a different job 😄✈️

Timelapse taken last night flying over Cairo on the way back from Nairobi.

What an absolutely amazing day! I was invited by one of our crew, Chrissie, to visit a rehab centre in Nairobi
www.mercymukuru.co.ke
The centre takes boys from a young age who have either been orphaned or left on the streets.
A privilege to meet the boys and give out donated sportswear. Humbling.