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Inside The Sky by William Langewiesche

Inside The Sky

A Meditation on Flight

by William Langewiesche
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  • Aug 1999, 255 pages
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Read this book on your next commercial airline trip! Connect the aircraft's passenger headset, then tune the channel monitoring the radio transmissions between your pilot and the various ground controllers. Start requesting window seats! This book opens your senses to the world of flight (even if you can only see clouds or darkness.)
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