Rare Bird Watcher

Ever since regularly scheduled long-range commercial flights turned the world into a global village, the general public has viewed flying as routine, predictable, even humdrum. But back in the 1930s, at the dawn of the golden era of aviation, when flying was much more art than science, swashbuckling...

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