It was 1988, and Veteran pilot Alastair Rosenschein was flying a Boeing 747 packed with 400 passengers from London to Nairobi when the aircraft was violently jolted over northeastern Italy.
Veteran British Airways pilot Alastair Rosenschein remembers his most harrowing brush with turbulence as if it happened yesterday.
It was 1988, and he was flying a Boeing 747 packed with 400 passengers from London to Nairobi when the aircraft was violently jolted as it passed over the mountains of northeastern Italy.
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