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"Flutter Until You Fly" tells the story of the unwanted child who rose to become the captain of the world's largest passenger aircraft. One of the most well-known novels published by Captain Solomon Quainoo is Flutter Until You Fly, which describes his experiences and love of flying since he was six years old.The book describes his perseverance and success in Ghana and Europe, including the UK, where he worked 17-hour days as a laborer, cleaner, pizza delivery man, and traffic warden before rising to the position of captain of the largest passenger plane in the world (Airbus 380-800).On October 2, 2018, he became the first pilot from Ghana to fly and land an A380-800 at Kotoka International Airport. Kelvin Kuffour Amo (talk) 02:56, 25 February 2026 (UTC)Reply
