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waco
18th Jan 2009, 04:23
Anybody read it ? is it worth the £30-00 ?

merlinxx
18th Jan 2009, 06:41
It's maybe too much, tis more than they paid me :{ Didn't even cover me Aeroclub bar bills at LGW & LTN:E

bean
18th Jan 2009, 10:56
What new book is this? I haven't heard of one

VC10Conway
19th Jan 2009, 15:35
Dan-air. An airline and it's people.
I've read it. Definitely worth the money - very informative.

waco
20th Jan 2009, 06:12
Thanks VC !

Ballymoss
20th Jan 2009, 22:24
Hey waco,

give us a clue.....ISBN no or something, you know I like me books!

J//J:ugh:

Rgds
The Moss:ok:

waco
21st Jan 2009, 06:52
By a Captain Larkman I think. Have just ordered the book so will let you know. Hope you are well Moss !!!

bean
21st Jan 2009, 10:54
Having done some more research, this sounds like a great book.

The late Captain Arthur Larkman served Dan-air for many years including several as Operations Director so I think it will be highly authoratative.

Groundloop
21st Jan 2009, 11:44
For those needing more info, ISBN No, etc, look here:-

Ian Allan Publishing » Superstore » Aviation » Civil Aviation » Books » DAN-AIR: An Airline And Its People (http://www.ianallanpublishing.com/product.php?productid=63846&cat=1098&bestseller=Y)

The AvgasDinosaur
21st Jan 2009, 20:35
If you buy this excellent book from the publishers you get Vol 1 of Captain Larkman's biography for free.
PM me for publishers address so as not to upset the advertisement police here abouts.
Be lucky
David

828a
23rd Jan 2009, 05:37
Captain Arthur Larkmans first Volume is entitled " Chance Encounters " and it's the story of Malayan Airways a very special airline known only to a privileged few. Based in Singapore with an initial fleet of twelve DC-3s Arthur Larkman was with them prior to joining Dan Air. Between the lines of his recollections is much nostalgia which only those who know will recognise.
828a.