Ken Sherwood
Join Date: Feb 2017
Location: St Helena Island
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Heartfelt condolences to Ken's Family and Friends. Ken was an absolute gentleman, an excellent aviator and a great Friend for those that were privileged to know him.
RIP Ken; you've left us too soon.
RIP Ken; you've left us too soon.
Join Date: May 2002
Location: up here, everyone looks like ants!
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My condolences to Ken’s family. An absolute gentleman and a talented aviator that I was privileged to have flown with many times on the 744. Always ready with a smile and banter, he will be missed. God speed Ken.
My condolences to Kens family and friends. He would always help out if anyone needed any sort of assistance and I am inspired by his fight against his cancer for so long.
RIP Ken
RIP Ken
Join Date: Mar 2017
Location: Hong Kong
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Ken was a consummate professional and also just a really nice bloke. I had many trips down route from the Fragrant Harbour with Captain Sherwood and enjoyed every one of them. Very sad day.
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: London
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Very sorry to hear this. Spent many a late night in the old Dakota bar with Ken cooling heels and sorting out the world’s problems. I trust he’s in a far better place now. God speed.
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Hong Kong, SAR.
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Flew with him on the Jumbo, great guy and excellent captain. I particularly remember his thick scottish accent and sense of humor.
Too soon of course but wishing him well in the eternal skies.
Too soon of course but wishing him well in the eternal skies.
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Hong Kong
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When I joined CX 30 years ago, the airline had a reputation for employing some captains who had little regard for concepts such as CRM. Although this rang true for me with some of the captains I flew with, a large number of the “old CX” captains I had the pleasure of flying with were first class blokes. I have nothing but very fond memories of flying with Ken and some other very fine gentleman...Mike Miller for instance.
RIP Ken and Mike.
RIP Ken and Mike.
