Originally Posted by
FlyingHercs
Anyone have any good suggestions on books detailing the history of each major/legacy airline? Looking for info that might help job hunters get a good back story on what the culture, history and principles of each airline is. Perhaps provide extra ammo in an interview when the "Why us?" question is asked.
Delta: Glory Lost and Found
Can we get a wind check? And its just light chop.
And we have Captain Jorrrrrrr-guh/“Hollywood”
FedEx: The World on Time
Tom Hanks has a part in a movie about us.
We’re busy Un-Jeffing ourselves and arguing about calling a 737 a guppy when we’re not beating people up and dragging them off.
Half of us feel we saved TWA, the other half are still ****ed off about the Nicolau
We wear brown uniforms while cash our giant pay checks.
We had our own show about us. If you get a chance to ride on a Friday night BUR-LAS “stripper flight”, do it
Originally Posted by
kansas
This one is excellent. I sure wish that guy would do a sequel that picked up where the book left off (mid-late 90s I think?). So much has happened since then.
Agreed.
There could also easily be a “Flying the Line” Volumes 3-5.