Dan Poynter's Air Travel Handbook
Book Details
Author(s)Poynter, Dan
ISBN / ASINB004477XV4
ISBN-13978B004477XV8
AvailabilityAvailable for download now
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
FREQUENT FLYER SECRETS
The Air Travel Handbook is about flying as a passenger in commercial aviation. It is not a broad how-to and where-to travel book, it is specific to air travel. It is for the frequent flyer.
People who often travel by air are usually flying for business. They have unique requirements that rarely occur to the holiday traveler. Frequent flyers need quick, comfortable and reliable transportation. While the flights are taking them to their business, the time in the air is not part of the business.
To the business flyer, time is money. They need to get through the airport quickly, board the plane early, ride comfortably, save time by eating while flying, be able to use their computer or go through papers on the plane, get off the plane quickly, etc.
That is what the Air Travel Handbook is about.
Occasional flyers will find this book fascinating; frequent flyers will find it essential. Both will find it fun.
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As an author and professional speaker, Dan Poynter flies more than 6,000 miles/9,000 kms each week. He has completed 20 round-the-world itineraries, visited more than 50 countries (including skydiving into the North Pole), and spends more than 40% of his year outside the U.S. He has flown more than 2 million miles on United Airlines and has earned Global Services status, the “Black Card.”
Dan is the editor of the Global Speakers Federation NewsBrief, a twice-a-month newsletter on professional speaking and travel. He is a licensed pilot, FAA Master Parachute Rigger and USPA Skydiving Instructor/Examiner. Dan studies, writes and speaks on travel, aviation and book writing/publishing.
SECOND EDITION, COMPLETELY REVISED Print edition will be higher.
***
Air Travel is easier and more fun when you know the inside secrets.
The Air Travel Handbook is about flying as a passenger in commercial aviation. It is not a broad how-to and where-to travel book, it is specific to air travel. It is for the frequent flyer.
People who often travel by air are usually flying for business. They have unique requirements that rarely occur to the holiday traveler. Frequent flyers need quick, comfortable and reliable transportation. While the flights are taking them to their business, the time in the air is not part of the business.
To the business flyer, time is money. They need to get through the airport quickly, board the plane early, ride comfortably, save time by eating while flying, be able to use their computer or go through papers on the plane, get off the plane quickly, etc.
That is what the Air Travel Handbook is about.
Occasional flyers will find this book fascinating; frequent flyers will find it essential. Both will find it fun.
***
As an author and professional speaker, Dan Poynter flies more than 6,000 miles/9,000 kms each week. He has completed 20 round-the-world itineraries, visited more than 50 countries (including skydiving into the North Pole), and spends more than 40% of his year outside the U.S. He has flown more than 2 million miles on United Airlines and has earned Global Services status, the “Black Card.”
Dan is the editor of the Global Speakers Federation NewsBrief, a twice-a-month newsletter on professional speaking and travel. He is a licensed pilot, FAA Master Parachute Rigger and USPA Skydiving Instructor/Examiner. Dan studies, writes and speaks on travel, aviation and book writing/publishing.
SECOND EDITION, COMPLETELY REVISED Print edition will be higher.
***
Air Travel is easier and more fun when you know the inside secrets.
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