Setpoint99
26th Feb 2008, 00:24
The March 2008 issue of Men’s Vogue (yes, Men’s Vogue—on pp. 71, 74, 76, and 78), just released, has an article about freight dogs:
“Anything,
Anywhere,
Anytime”
“They haul rinos, auto
parts, and luxury
goods in jumbo jets
that date to the Nixon
administration. Meet
the ‘freight dogs’—
renegade airmen who keep the global
economy aloft.”
The article has a generally admiring tone, along the lines of:
those daring . . . men in their aging flying machines who wrestle their steeds as they lurch about the skies, loaded with the stuff of the international economy, keeping that just-in-time thing going, and routed though unsafe airports worldwide.
The article mentions several FD hangouts around the globe, some FD yarns, and quotes several FDs by name.
And no, there are not any fashion pix of FDs staring steely-eyed into space and lounging languidly about in the latest togs amid cargo pallets.
I checked the Men’s Vogue Website, but the article is not posted online. Guess you’ll have to buy the mag.
“Anything,
Anywhere,
Anytime”
“They haul rinos, auto
parts, and luxury
goods in jumbo jets
that date to the Nixon
administration. Meet
the ‘freight dogs’—
renegade airmen who keep the global
economy aloft.”
The article has a generally admiring tone, along the lines of:
those daring . . . men in their aging flying machines who wrestle their steeds as they lurch about the skies, loaded with the stuff of the international economy, keeping that just-in-time thing going, and routed though unsafe airports worldwide.
The article mentions several FD hangouts around the globe, some FD yarns, and quotes several FDs by name.
And no, there are not any fashion pix of FDs staring steely-eyed into space and lounging languidly about in the latest togs amid cargo pallets.
I checked the Men’s Vogue Website, but the article is not posted online. Guess you’ll have to buy the mag.