THE FEARLESS FLIER'S HANDBOOK-LEARNING TO BEAT THE FEAR OF F

Subtitled: Learning to Beat the Fear of Flying With the Experts from the Qantus Clinic. This practical, hands-on guidebook is filled with reassuring facts and step-by-step exercises for turning fear into calm and confidence. These proven methods have helped hundreds of people overcome their flying fears. Sftbd., 6'x 9', 208 pgs. Get more information and prices for THE FEARLESS FLIER'S HANDBOOK-LEARNING TO BEAT THE FEAR OF F , from Motor Books. Save money off the regular retail of $0.

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The Story of the Boeing Company - Boeing's family tree reads like a Who's Who of American aviation history, with milestones ranging from the Douglas World Cruisers that completed the first around-the-world flight, to the Boeing B-17 and B-29 and the North American Aviation P-51 of World War II. This book is The Story of the Boeing Company and of the shared heritage of the predecessor firms that have combined to form what is today the largest aerospace company in the world. Details the stories of the individual companies that today make up Boeing - Boeing, Douglas, McDonnell, North American Aviation, and Hughes Space & Communications - beginning with the birth of the company in 1916, just 13 years after the Wright brothers' first flight, and continuing through nine decades of innovation in commercial, defense, and space flight. Contains many never-before-seen photographs. The company has been responsible for a number of important aviation achievements, including the Boeing B-17, B-29, 707 and 747; the Douglas World Cruisers and DC-3; the McDonnell F-4 Phantom II; the North American P-51; and the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo spacecraft.Hardcover - 11' x 11' - 288 pages - 308 color, 103 b/w

Ford's Golden Fifties - The 1950s were a decade when auto mania was at its zenith and Ford Motor Company, led by young Henry Ford II, was in a fierce competition to beat Chevrolet in the sales race. Out of this rivalry came such automobile legends as the beautiful new Ford. Mercury, and Lincoln convertibles; the youthful Hardtop Victorias: the 'glass top' Skyliners and Sun Valleys; the sporty two-seat Thunderbirds: the stunning Continental Mark Ils; and such sensations as the Retractable Hardtops and Rancheros. In FORD'S GOLDEN FIFTIES. Ford historian Lorin Sorensen takes you back to the Golden Fifties with actual publicity photos and press releases that introduced some of the most desirable and unforgettable Ford cars of all time.