It didn’t take long for us to reach cloud level, which was about the time for the compulsory distribution of Swiss choclates.

I took this picture out of the starboard side windows, across the aisleway. I *think* it’s Mont Blanc, can any of our pilots/regular flyers over the Alps confirm? Our Pilot didn’t make any announcement, other than that we were going from Marseille, over Lake Geneva, towards Berne and then north to Basel. (Incidentally, I thought it was rather funny that all the announcements got made in German, French, and English, but not Spanish… (although they had been on the flight from ZRH)).

As we passed 28000 feet over Marseille, all I could think was “can you hear the Scousers sing? no, no, can you hear the Scousers sing? no, no”… :p

(no doubt any Geordies passing over Barcelona on their way back from Palma could have heard the noise we were making from up high ;))

… up through the clouds…

And that’s were the Photos of other aircraft come to an end, unfortunately, as by the time we got back to Basel, my Battery was dead.

But I’ve still got a flight to report on, so let’s go…

Here we are just after liftoff.

Then I had to drool again. 😀 (I’m not drooling over the RAM one, it don’t have no RB211’s…)

I wasn’t aware Royal Air Maroc operated 757’s