For you my co-Pilot Lunalilo

Regardless of the time of day or night I fly
I’ll always miss my co-pilot.

This is the time, the time of my departure,
Startup the engines.

Remove the chocks now
Let me test if the rudder still works.

Taxi onto the runway right on the centerline
And let’s fly into the vast sky.

We have landed at our destination
Somewhere in Kahiki.

I’ve experienced coldness aloft on the Airbus A330’s
The radar in the nosecone of my plane is signaling an oncoming storm.

I don’t give any special attention to this relationship you and I have.

Our noses softly met
And we kissed at the Airport.

Disconnect the jetway now
And attach the tow bar to the tug so we can push.

Disconnect the tow bar and the bypass pin and as soon as the engines starts up we shall taxi to the runway.  

As we board our aircraft the sound of the APU greets us.

When we reach our cruising altitude we shall eat and drink and watch some movies or listen to music on the in-flight entertainment system if you become bored just hiamoe.

Getting turbulent up here! I think I’m gonna Hurl!
Can you pass me the barf bag just in case?

Did you see the plane bank as it turns? It seems so graceful like a bird flying over the open ocean.

Set the flaps to 15 degrees so we can land. And trim the trim tabs to the landing position.

Deploy the landing gear now and then we touch down on the runway and we have finally landed.

We exit the runway and enter the taxiway and then we shall taxi to our gate.

The plane taxis to the gate the nose wheel is placed perfectly on the line. Then the jetway connects to our plane. The Captain turns off the fasten seatbelt sign and we can exit the plane.

Doors for arrival the flight attendants say as they disarm the doors so we can exit.

This tells the love for my co-pilot
My greatest love King William Charles Lunalilo is his name.