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Written by an industry insider, FLIGHT PATH takes the reader into the cockpit and boardroom as airlines struggle to balance safety and profitability. One of the world's great airlines, New York-based BellAir, fights for survival in the fiercely competitive deregulated era. Last of the airline pioneers, Charlie Bell hires Philip Hartley, an intense young Wall Streeter, to save BellAir. Meanwhile, Frank Delgado, tireless owner of a small west coast airline, finds himself trapped by the temptation to ally with BellAir which could destroy his company's independence. Bell's wife Dee mistrusts Hartley and his slick, manipulative wife, Elaine, but neither knows about Hartley's liaison with a BellAir flight attendant which leads them all into dangerous territory. Called an "airborne BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES," FLIGHT PATH puts the reader on the front line with strikes, takeovers, sabotage, and the ambitious, driven personalities of this fascinating industry that touches everyone's lives.
- Author
- Blais, Jan David
- Publisher
- Cambridge, MA: Highpoint Press
- Published
- 1996
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780965460705
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, Fiction, Humanities
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