books about: passengers     books:     Passengers      TERMINAL CHAOS: Why U.S. Air Travel Is Broken and How to Fix It (Library of Flight Series) George L., Ph.D. Donohue, Russell D., III, Ph.D. Shaver Amer Inst of Aeronautics &, 2008 Great book in which ATC is but one part of the problem As a daughter of an ATC veteran, I know what I am talking about. Yesterday, one review of this book appeared in which ATC/NATCA took some knocks. What did they do? Same thing they always do, deflect responsibility and attack the messenger. So all of a sudden, 4 ...             Permanent Passenger: My Life on a Cruise Ship Micha Berman Lulu.com, 2007 Behind the metal doors If you have ever watched and enjoyed television shows about the inside workings of crab-fishing boats in Alaskan waters, or any of the many other shows such as about what goes on behind the scenes at airports, you will love this book. The author has a wry sense of ...             They Came in Ships: Finding Your Immigrant Ancestor's Arrival Record (3rd Edition) John Philip Colletta Ancestry.com, 2002 Excellent Information This is an excellent book for find passenger lists that are not at the National Archives.A must have for finding them.             Devils on the Deep Blue Sea: The Dreams, Schemes, and Showdowns That Built America's Cruise-Ship Empires Kristoffer A. Garin Plume, 2006 If Read on a Cruise, You May Get Dirty Looks If you have ever been on a cruise, especially lately, on one of the big new ships, this is a must read. It provides you with the history of the cruise industry, primarily in the United States, with a little Europe thrown in. You might be thinking that a history of this ...             Ss United States Turner Publishing Company (KY), 2002 Excellent historical information on the SS United States! A very thorough book on an icon of United States maritime history to add to any collection. There is a lot of information that you don't find in other books written on the ship. It focuses anywhere from the planning put into the ship, the glory years, and the sad final ...             Golden Age of the Great Passenger Airships : Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg Dick Hg Smithsonian, 1992 One of the best. One of the best airship books written as the author was directly involved in all aspects of the zeppelin program. No book written so far exceeds this one in illuminating the operations and organization of the passenger airship effort. Pictures never before seen are ...             The Day the World Came to Town: 9/11 in Gander, Newfoundland Jim Defede Harper Paperbacks, 2003 The Day he World Came to Town:9/11 in Gander, Newfoundlan Most amazing book I've read. Most Americans were unaware that all of incomming flights at the time of the bombings were diverted to the nearest airports not within USA borders. This story is wonderful and shows how the human race really cares about one another. It ...             Dexter in the Dark: A Novel Jeff Lindsay Doubleday, 2007 Happy departure First off, if you like the dexter TV series, this book may not be for you. If you like the lovable Dexter who claims he's not human, but still loves, cares, and has honest true feelings for his sister and a few other characters, this ABSOLUTELY is not for you. This ...             The Mayflower and Her Passengers Caleb H. Johnson Xlibris Corporation, 2006 Like a reference book on the Mayflower but readable too If you want information about the Mayflower passengers, this is the best book for that I have seen. It is not a history of the Pilgrims but rather a series of about 50 biographies on all the Mayflower families, each bio is anywhere between 1 to 20 pages. It is full ...             English Passengers: A Novel Matthew Kneale Anchor, 2001 Very Good Book This is one of the best and wittiest books I have read, dealing with "benign" colonialism. The British, in the name of "saving the natives" managed to eradicate the whole population of Tasmania. True comedy always has the element of the tragic in it as this book ...             Caribbean Ports of Call: Eastern and Southern Regions, 7th: A Guide for Today's Cruise Passengers (Caribbean ... Kay Showker GPP Travel, 2008             American Passenger Train Mike Schafer MBI, 2001 another hit by Mike Schafer Another good book about Mike Schafer, very comprehensive but in my opinion a bit unsatisfactory about interurban trains that played a key role in moving people around for over 40 years in the whole America             Pennsylvania Railroad's Broadway Limited (Great Passenger Trains) Joe Welsh Voyageur Press, 2006 The Illustrated Story of a Famous Passenger Train There was a time when the railroads cared about passenger travel. and the Pennsylvania Railroad's Broadway Limited was prime evidence. The ads said a lot, 'The Best Equipped Train in the World.' Of course you might get a bit of an argument from the New York Central's ...             RMS Queen Elizabeth 2: The Last Great Liner Janette McCutcheon Tempus, 2007 RMS Queen Elizabeth 2: The Last Great Liner The book is compact and soft cover which allows for easier reading. It has a great collection of pictures which take the ship from construction to the present day. Commodore Ronald Warwick (retired) has given much history and personal insight into the ship. We have ...             Lake Boats: The Enduring Vessels of the Great Lakes Greg McDonnell Boston Mills Press, 2007 Amazing Photography This is a beautiful book, and well worth the money for those who are interested in the subject matter. I bought this for my husband. He says there are only about four pages of text in the book, but he loves the photography.          products you might be interested in search for books caribbean, cruise-ship, hindenburg, newfoundland, passengers, pennsylvania      geepe.com    web we recommend Very Good Book randomly chosen book: The Song of Everlasting Sorrow, Translated by Michael Berry and Susan Chan ...