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	title:	99 Ways to Make a Flight Attendant Fly--Off the Handle!: A Guide for the Novice or Oblivious Air Traveler
	author:	Joann Deveny
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Beaver's Pond Press
	released:	November, 2003
	isbn:	1592980279
	isbn-13:	9781592980277

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Customer Reviews
Very disappointing... - Rated The cover of this book leads you to believe it will be an amusing account of life within the air industry. Wrong. It's a rant by someone who was or is cabin staff on an airline, and if the moans and gripes are honest it shows them all in a very poor light. With such gems as telling travellers not to refer to cabin staff as stewards (apparently they can call each other that as an 'in joke' but it is offensive for anyone else to do so) it's nothing more than an arrogant and tedious winge about the author's employment. Dull and 99% unamusing. If you're looking for a humorous book about air travel, I can only suggest you look elsewhere.

Customer Reviews

Very disappointing... - Rated 1/5
The cover of this book leads you to believe it will be an amusing account of life within the air industry. Wrong. It's a rant by someone who was or is cabin staff on an airline, and if the moans and gripes are honest it shows them all in a very poor light. With such gems as telling travellers not to refer to cabin staff as stewards (apparently they can call each other that as an 'in joke' but it is offensive for anyone else to do so) it's nothing more than an arrogant and tedious winge about the author's employment. Dull and 99% unamusing. If you're looking for a humorous book about air travel, I can only suggest you look elsewhere.