As a rule, the only people invited to accompany a pilot on the last journey of their career are family members and a few close friends. But for Joe Moser’s final command, the whole PilotsEYE community is right there in the cockpit with him.

Joe Moser was still a boy, barely ten years old, when he found his calling. The moment he touched the wing of a glider that had just landed in front of him, he fell in love. “I’m going to be a pilot.”From that day on, aviation became his life’s sole purpose. Even when flying to the places other pilots spend their holidays at, he prefers to be the man in the cockpit delivering passengers to the most beautiful destinations around the globe. “I need to fly like I need to breathe,” Moser says about himself.

Austrian Joe Moser is a true original. When it comes to junior pilots under his wing, he asks for much, but gives much more back. When it comes to his crew, he is both their patriarch and protector. But when it comes to his pilot’s career, from now on, he will be just a passenger. Despite his being “fit to fly”, it’s required by law that a pilot’s commercial career comes to an end the day he turns 65.