The FLIER’S HANDBOOK – The traveller’s complete guide to airports, aircraft and air travel












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Characteristics
Book cover finish | Hardcover ( square back binding ) |
Special features | Dust jacket |
Condition | Used very good |
Published date | First published in Great Britain 1978 |
Language | English |
Size | 29.7 x 21 cm |
Author | Bill Gunston |
Editor | Pan Books Ltd. |
Description
This comprehensive guide covers all aspects of air travel, offering practical advice and detailed information to make flying a more enjoyable and less stressful experience.
The book begins with an introduction to the basics of air travel, explaining how airports and aeroplanes function. It provides tips on travel planning, including booking tickets, choosing seats, and preparing for departure. The guide also offers insights on navigating airports, from check-in and baggage procedures to security protocols and the amenities available in airport lounges.
Regarding aircraft, ‘The Flier’s Handbook’ describes the various types of planes used by airlines, their cabin configurations, and in-flight comfort features. The book includes sections on air safety, turbulence, and how to manage air sickness, as well as advice for long flights, such as hydration, in-flight exercises, and coping with jet lag.
The guide also addresses passenger rights, providing information on compensation for flight delays or cancellations, and tips for handling lost or damaged luggage. With clear illustrations, explanatory tables, and practical tips, ‘The Flier’s Handbook’ is a valuable resource for anyone looking to optimise their air travel experience.