Be an Aviator Not a Pilot: Thanks a lot for wonderfull feedback We are very much thankfull for all their support all the possible ways they could.

Monday, September 20, 2010

Thanks a lot for wonderfull feedback We are very much thankfull for all their support all the possible ways they could.

Dear Fellow Pilots,

Thanks a lot for wonderfull feedback we are getting from all of you.

Thanks a lot to Amazon in trusting us.

If you'd like to help us tell this story and continue our quest to create our vision of the finished Book " Be an Aviator Not a Pilot" ,  you can do so by contributing to this project. Please use the email id this page. We greatly appreciate your support.

Read more about our production on the "Be an Aviator Not a Pilot" Blog.

The story of flight is a sweeping saga that has exceeded the imaginations of even those  who first dreamed it. And yet it unfolds (as all truly special stories do) in moments, places . . . and people. Always and ever in people.

Just above the heads of most of our brothers, sisters, coworkers, and neighbors there hang gossamer cathedrals of piled cotton below the cobalt dome of a perfect sky. But  fewer than one in 500 will ever experience this through the front window of a flying machine.

A Be an Aviator Not a Pilot Story seeks out the special few who have answered the call of the skies, those with the discipline, aptitude, and courage to become pilots.

Be an Aviator Not a Pilot in hangars and homes, at restaurants and on ramps, A Pilot's Story tells the story of flight in the words of pilots themselves. What it means to fly an airplane all alone for the first time. What it means to fly an airplane for the last time. The easy rapport one can have with a person who is a complete stranger but for the shared experience of flying.

And the excitement that consumes pilots at the opportunity to share this world of aviation with non-pilots, airport communities, community leaders, and anyone else  who will listen.

Be an Aviator Not a Pilot is a Book for anyone who has sat all alone in an aircraft, firewalled the  throttle, charged down the runway, and rotated. And especially for those who might if given the chance. For most people, the sky is the limit. For a Pilot, the sky is home.

We hope these stories would motivate you.

We would like to Thanks Captain Azam Khan, Captain Richard [ Dick ], Captain Ranil Busbus, Captain Claud, Captain Sushil Kumar, Captain Sonia, Captain Raghav, Captain Monica, Captain Ankit Rawat, Captain Nitin, Captain Prashant, Captain Bilal, Captain Nishant, Captain Harries, Captain Hari Om Chaudhary [ Jet Airways ] to share your experience with us. Also we are very much thankfull to Manisha, Rohit, Vishal, Mrunal, Tithi, Andrina, Angel, Akriti, Ekta, Khushbu, Palwin for all their support all the possible ways they could.

Guys Please come out of your Airplane, Airport, hanger and please do send us some more feedback to motivate us.

This is the story of the journey home.

Be an Aviator Not a Pilot.