Book : Skygods The Fall Of Pan Am - Gandt, Robert

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The Fall of Pan Am Review Robert Gandt is a former Pan Am pilot who also happens to have the pen of a poet. --Christian Science MonitorGandt peppers his recounting of the decline of Pan Am with anecdotes from former employees, mainly pilots. A fascinating commentary on aviation and American business; for public libraries.--Library JournalA veteran pilots affectionate, anecdotal take on the slow death of Pan American World Airways, which, in the unsentimental language of the trade, went Tango Uniform. --Kirkus Reviews From the Back Cover It is 1966, and the worlds most glamorous airline is at the apogee of its high-flying career. Pan Am has the greatest fleet of jets, the most international flights, and the fattest balance sheet of any airline in the world. Pan Am is headed for the stars.And then something happens. In this compelling story, award-winning author Robert Gandt tells the inside story of Pan Ams meteoric rise and fall. You will fly with Pan Ams Skygods and Skygoddesses during the golden age of airline elegance. You meet the iconic players in the Pan Am saga--Juan Trippe, Charles Lindbergh, Igor Sikorsky, the Shah of Iran. You will experience the high drama of pioneering transocean flights, wartime exploits in the Pacific, Vietnam, the Middle East, and you will grieve when an act of terrorism sends the great airline to its death. About the Author ROBERT GANDT is a former naval officer, international airline captain, and a prolific military and aviation writer. He is the author of thirteen books, including the novels The Killing Sky and Black Star Rising and the definitive work on modern naval aviation, Bogeys and Bandits. His screen credits include the television series Pensacola: Wings of Gold. His acclaimed account of the Battle for Okinawa, The Twilight Warriors (Broadway Books, 2010) was the winner of the 2011 Morison Award for Naval Literature. He and his wife, Anne, live with their airplanes and two cats in Spruce Creek, a flying community in Daytona Beach, Florida. Visit his website at gandt
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