British Airways 777 - Gatwick takeoff and Kingston Jamaica landing

This video is a followup to my recent video:    • British Airways 777 London Gatwick takeoff...   This time around I sat on the opposite (right hand side) of the aircraft so I could get an alternative view of approach and landing into Kingston. I'm sorry about the shakiness during the initial view of the aircraft at the start of the video. I haven't used this particular camcorder often, and I may have accidentally switched off image stabilization. As was the case in my last video, this flight was flown by a Rolls Royce Trent 895 powered Boeing 777-236ER aircraft. The registration number is G-YMMR. The flight time was just over 10 hours and as normal, 2 first officers (3 pilots total) were along due to the length. I did have a couple of additional clips of the aircraft overflying the Turks & Caicos islands and Haiti, however these were spoiled by a large amount of scratches on the aircraft's window, so I did not include them. I also have not included the First Officer's flight update while overflying Haiti as due to a problem with his PA link, his message was largely unintelligible :( I have included the full pushback. This pushback is probably the longest required at Gatwick as this particular gate is at the very end of the pier. The video includes the full approach and landing into Norman Manley International Airport. This approach includes a fly past of the runway, followed by a 180 degree turn to line up for final approach. Unfortunately the skies were slightly overcast as we came into land, so the landscape views are perhaps not as great as they could have been. Still I hope you enjoy.