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This photo-illustrated book describes the life of a Federal Air Marshal, including how they work undercover on flights to fight terrorism.

"Detailed text informs readers of the duties, skills, and training required of air marshals."--Publisher.

A look at the origins, leaders, growth, and innovations of Southwest Airlines, the low-fare airline that was founded in Texas in 1967 and today carries more than 100 million passengers annually.

Unconventional businessman Richard Branson describes his experiences founding and developing Virgin Group.

"Detailed text informs readers of the duties, skills, and training required of air marshals."--Publisher.

Michael Ashworth, legal counsel for an airline, finds himself fighting for his life, reputation, and family when his brother Charlie, a pilot, is involved in a fatal plane crash and it is discovered that Michael had earlier suppressed a positive drug test that would have kept his brother out of the air.

An almanac of the aviation and aerospace world. Includes tables of statistics, lists of governmental agencies, and names and addresses of key people in these fields.

A photo essay presenting a beagle at work at Kennedy Airport sniffing out contraband fruits and meats that many travelers bring into the country.

Examines the history of development in commercial aviation since World War I, looking at different types of aircraft, airports, and airlines, and includes a spotters' guide to commercial planes, illustrations, and a glossary.