Cyprus Airways

No, I haven't flown Alpha Fox, which is Bristol.

Because by the time Alpha Fox was online, I was a Cyprus Airways captain.

You know, I was off.

That was a late one.

Yeah, it was.

So that was, in the moment that aeroplane did its route proving, went to service, Al was dead.

So I was immediately seconded along with three other BAC pilots to Cyprus Airways.

And we became Monarch, Luton, 111 training pilots to train Cyprus Airways and Cyprus on the 111. that a Monarch registered airplane for a few months while they were waiting for their own 500s to be delivered.

On the phone, he also said this: "While I am talking to you, I have a vision of Christ." In this vision, he could also see a pair of statues and was directed to the crash by a light flashing on and off.

Only nine days later, during a thunderstorm, a Cyprus Airways Britannia plane with one hundred and thirty passengers crashed in Cyprus, killing one hundred and twenty-six people total.

Even though the numbers didn't match up exactly, one hundred and twenty-four actually died on impact.

Two survived the initial crash, but later died after being taken to a field hospital.