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I flew with Pan Am for 16 years. Now in English.
i>span style="font-size: larger">Disappearance /span>/b>/i>won the Tokyo Transpartation Award. It was published by span style="font-size: larger">i>Kodansha /b>/i>/span>in Japan in 1996 and became a Japan Transportation Award winner. It's a combination of the glamour, the tfont size="2">heft /font>and the bad judgements that led the world's top airline to disappear from airline world routes.
Now in English /b>via Amazon Kindle: span style="font-size: x-small">i>I was a Pan Am Princess of the Sky/b>/i>/span> span style="font-size: x-small">Re | |  | | I was a Pan Am Princess of the Sky
Told by a stewardess who flew for Pan American Airways for 16 years.
From Japan's post-war survival to Pan Am's training school in Florida and around the world, this book covers the 60's and '70's jet-set lifestyle, Pan Am's rise and fall, celebrity and stewardesses stories, all told from an insider's point of view.
Pan Am's stewardesses were called 'Princesses of the Sky'. The TV show 'Pan Am' did not exaggerate the luxury, fun and excitement that the young women had flying for company called 'The Empire of the Sky'. This book captures both the flying history and pop-culture of that era, told by a young post-war Japanese woman thrown into that glamo |
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