Graham has worked in the airline industry for over 40 years, mostly in command of large commercial aircraft flying world-wide routes. In 1986, Graham joined Emirates as one of the first pilots employed and was part of the team that set the company on the road to becoming one of the world’s leading operators. Graham was one of the team that introduced the Boeing 777 into Emirates and he subsequently became a Standards Captain and TRE on the fleet.
Graham left Emirates in 1997 to join the UK CAA as a Flight Operations and Training Inspector, and there he specialised in AOC management, ETOPS and MNPS, EFBs, RNAV operations and cabin safety on small aircraft. Graham left the CAA in 2006 to further the development of AirScript.
In addition to his role in AirScript, Graham is the principal advisor on EFB matters for EASA.