BA pilots on Twitter
 

BA are encouraging a small group of BA pilots to use twitter to show their work lives, pictures and answer questions.

It's quite an interesting perspective, even for me!

I know many on here use twitter, so check these out if you haven't already.

http://mediacentre.britishairways.co...8779?ref=email

Cool - interesting stuff and good publicity.

Are there other interesting twitter BA employees to follow? Cabin crew, engineers, Watersiders?

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yet the "ask the pilot" section of Highlife magazine had vanished in August (not sure if its back in September)

Alex Cruz is apparently on Twitter? :-)

MariaBonita (@flybyday63) is CC and a definite plane geek. Good value to follow...

Damn. I was hoping to be reminded about the A321 being the "largest aircraft in BA's fleet" as I remember seeing last year. Or a single engine being able to power a town the size of Colchester...something like that :)

I found the write-ups interesting but the aircraft info snippets usually had errors.

And from the QR pilot team - https://www.instagram.com/althani350/

He's a lovely lovely chap, and always goes out of his way to meet followers if they're onboard.

M

Lots of A380 pilots specifically with their pet names for all the XLA etc fleet.

Hugely insightful and not just the BA ones - I follow quite a few of them, but have yet to have anyone on my flights.

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He is definitely worth following, also his blog is very interesting (for aircraft geeks) although there are only 2 posts on it right now: https://captaindavea380.wordpress.co...rt-2-stopping/

The next post will be on the A380 fuel system.

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Remember, on twitter there are NO journalistic standards for accuracy. Write whatever you want -- no one checks. And believe at your own risk.

https://twitter.com/alex_cruz

You can see a live feed of all the escalations he is included on here

https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&..._cruz&src=typd