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Award-winning journalist and leading consumer advocate William J. McGee offers a shocking, essential exposé that reveals the real state of the "friendly skies." From outsourced call centers in India to the Alabama location where all lost baggage ends up, William J. McGee crisscrossed the country and traveled around the globe immersing himself deep into the world of commercial airlines. And what he found was shocking. McGee interviewed countless industry... more
Informative but not terribly entertaining.
Full ReviewThe book is less compelling when it turns to decrying the sorry state of airline service today
Full ReviewHighly recommended to anyone interested in big business, government, the airline industry, or transportation.
Full ReviewAttention is a hard-hitting, riveting exposé of all manner of aviation ills.
Full ReviewExtremely useful hints on individual safety make this an invaluable read for any traveler.
Full ReviewThe title of the book’s prologue sums air travel today in just two words: “Flying Sucks.”
Full ReviewMcGee’s extensive research yields a jumble of confusing references to various accidents, a slew of names from many interviews, and an occasional slip into professional jargon.
Full ReviewMcGee is making a serious and important argument, and he ends with a series of suggestions . . . that reflect both insider knowledge and common sense.
Full ReviewIf the sky’s the limit for your travel plans and you want to take a good book along with you, I think Attention All Passengers is just the ticket.
Full ReviewThe author will take you through these issues and many more—truly a compendium of what’s gone wrong in the industry
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