Done lots of air travel?

[Mik]

How about a view from the flight attendant’s perspective? A lifelong friend of mine has written this. He was a 30+ year attendant for US Air the American. Lots of fun tales. Going to his book signing next month.

It’s on Amazon.

https://a.co/d/gZT4Ztb

Book overview
From farm life in rural Ohio to 38 years soaring through the skies, this former history teacher turned flight attendant brings you a front-row seat to his incredible airborne adventures.

Packed with unbelievable anecdotes, hilarious passenger encounters, and fascinating tidbits about the airline industry, Tales From the Logbooks: An Airline Memoir is a heartfelt and humorous journey through one of aviation's most unique careers.

Ever see Muhammad Ali "levitate," hear behind the-scenes stories of the Kennedy assassination, or pour 600,000 cups of coffee at 30,000 feet?

Buckle up for stories of celebrities, surprises, and sky-high shenanigans, all told with wit, warmth, and a love for adventure.

So sit back, recline your seat, and enjoy the ride!

[jodi]

I can’t imagine being a flight attendant. I don’t even like being a passenger, lol.

[Mik]

Larry is uniquely suited for it. His people skills are the best I’ve ever seen. Known him since kindergarten and never met anyone who didn’t like him.

[jon-nyc]

I’ll check it out.