An anthology of writings on air travel from early pioneers to modern stories, capturing heroism, fear, and contemporary frustrations.
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An anthology of writings on air travel from early pioneers to modern stories, capturing heroism, fear, and contemporary frustrations.
Over the last century air travel has evolved from a high-risk experiment involving a few visionary pioneers to an efficient--and often irritating--means for distributing masses of people to the far reaches of the globe. During the hundred-year history of human air travel, it has yielded writing that is, by turns, heroic, dreamy, subversive, and utterly dire. This anthology traces this trajectory from the early letters and memoirs of Wilbur and Orville Wright, and Charles and Anne Morrow Lindberg...
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Mentions of racial profiling post-9/11 in one story
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Accounts of racial profiling post-9/11
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