Aeromorphosis - Smith, Samuel

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Résumé :
Aeromorphosis was written for pilots, aspiring pilots, and aviation enthusiasts. The stories bring the second fifty years of American aviation into historical perspective through the eyes of Don Smith, a Master Pilot and sixty-year veteran of nearly all aspects of flying. Military fighters, commercial aviation, business jets, helicopters, seaplanes, gliders, flight instruction, all have changed dramatically as recorded in this memoir. An outspoken supporter of enlightened human factors in aviation, Smith chronicles the dramatic changes in the ways that humans interact with their aircraft. Superb storytelling documents the author's progress from student pilot to fighter pilot to airline captain. Good luck, a sense of humor, and narrow escapes provide for a page-turning adventure. ?

Biographie:
Samuel Smith has been in sales for most of his adult life and has built up a wealth of experience in the field. Hailing from Detroit, he has had to work hard to get to where he is and knows that without his marketing wisdom and the clever use of the internet he wouldn't have found the success he has.

It was thanks to his approach that he achieved financial freedom and is now able to work wherever he chooses. His books also reflect the way Samuel has lives and worked for the past two decades and he hopes that the advice he provides within them will allow many more people to follow the path that they are most suited to.

In his spare time, Samuel enjoys simple pleasures like having a beer with some of his friends while watching a baseball game, going for dinner with his wife or vacationing in his favorite Caribbean resort. He also reads lots, mainly about new ideas in business and sales but also in the science fiction genre when he wants to completely unwind.
Samuel lives with his wife and two sons just outside Detroit and has no plans to move away from what he calls home any time soon....

Sommaire:
Aeromorphosis was written for pilots, aspiring pilots, and aviation enthusiasts. The stories bring the second fifty years of American aviation into historical perspective through the eyes of Don Smith, a Master Pilot and sixty-year veteran of nearly all aspects of flying. Military fighters, commercial aviation, business jets, helicopters, seaplanes, gliders, flight instruction, all have changed dramatically as recorded in this memoir. An outspoken supporter of enlightened human factors in aviation, Smith chronicles the dramatic changes in the ways that humans interact with their aircraft. Superb storytelling documents the author's progress from student pilot to fighter pilot to airline captain. Good luck, a sense of humor, and narrow escapes provide for a page-turning adventure. ?...