Pan Am: A History of the Airline that Define An Age

This book is not worth a penny. Basically it is some kind of a college response paper. Amazon must have printed it by itself I guess, because no publisher would even consider printing that. Lots of mistakes, heading separate from text... Horrible. They achieved 63 pages only by using font size 16 or something. Really - Wikipedia is a more reliable source i guess.

In its time, the most influential carrier, Pan Am’s history makes for compelling reading. Juan Trippe was its visionary leader.

I should have know better when it said "64 pages". Currently enroute to the charity shop after page 10...

Cool to read about others within the industry.. and one of my own, thanks

Wish I would have read the reviews before I bought this waste. DO NOT BUY! A poorly printed version of Wikipedia. Stated it was printed days after I purchased it. The book is a cry for help. The cover is so dark, coworkers of mine couldn’t even read what is was titled. The worst.

While it looks good, this is basically a printout of the Wikipedia page, except with no external links or verifications.

Seems to be merely a parroted synopsis of other books but is very amateurish, riddled with grammatical errors, and reads like a junior high history paper. I'd send it back, but it's such a stupid pamphlet, I refuse to waste any more time dealing with it. At least the cover is cool because it's making a great coaster! (only given one star because I had to in order to complete this review, otherwise, it gets negative stars)

It hits highlights of Pan Am, is short on background coloring and has no pictures. I'll keep it as reference material when I'm looking for more detail. Don't by as the comploete history of Pan Am; it's like cliff notes for an airline. I'll be more careful next time I order a book about an airline.