My Pan Am Years: The Smell of the Jet Fuel, and the Roar of the Passengers: How Time Flies, Especially On a 747
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My Pan Am Years: The Smell of the Jet Fuel, and the Roar of the Passengers: How Time Flies, Especially On a 747
Pan American World Airways is still alive and well in the hearts and minds of many of her former flight attendants. I flew for Pan Am for twelve years, around the world and back again, with a lot of crazy people. And those were just my fellow flight attendants. Passengers were sometimes a little crazy, too.
The title is a play on words from the musical, The Roar of the Greasepaint and the Smell of the Crowd. You could turn my title around, and it would still be true, but occasionally I try not to offend. Unlike the unwashed.
Flight attendant stories are a lot of fun. A few former Pan Am flight attendants found some of my memories controversial and outrageous. I'm proud to say I was banned, just like Lenny Bruce, from a 'crew party' forum, for reminiscing about something that a little old lady in the group didn't feel should be discussed.
She's away right now whacking penises off statues, or I'd introduce you.
The airline has been gone for almost twenty-five years. This isn't Kennedy's assassination we're talking about.
This book should be fun for those who like nostalgia, remember the airline with fondness, or who harbor naughty thoughts about flight attendants.
You know who you are.
Scroll up and click the Buy Now button, or click on the Look Inside to get a preview. Watch your step, and please remain seated while we're on the runway to fun!
