Что угодно, сэр? Чай, кофе или меня? Откровения двух стюардесс

The 60s are the golden age of flying. In these amazing memories you will find a frank and truthful account of what flying in friendly skies really is. The memoirs were written by two desperate young ladies who knew and loved the life of flight attendants. You'll recognize many of the characters, from the Boeing 747 commander trying to pick up a passenger who mistook a luggage rack for an upper bunk, to a host of celebrities who are a pleasure to serve. You will learn that Spaniards are the best lovers and actors are the first foul-mouthed. This hilarious report is a treasure trove of anecdotes about the airy and amorous adventures of young stu's of the wild 60s.

The Book of Flight.Back in the days when flying carried a sexual flavor, every passenger was an apostle of the jet age, and food could satisfy any gourmet. Back in the day when you put on your best clothes for a flight, when booze flowed, smoking was allowed and flight attendants were ready to satisfy your every desire.
The book sold fifteen million copies, was translated into a dozen languages, forced parents to forbid their daughters become a flight attendant, sparked a wave of protests from the airlines and was successfully re-released 36 years later.