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Fly Boys Books

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ISBN: 583122906

Glamour Airlines is a new experience in flying. Won in a poker game by a cantankerous American colonel determined to make it a dollar-spinner, the airline is launched by a trans-world in-flight orgy for newsmen and celebrities in a nipple-pink jet. No expense spared, and the crew is hand-picked for sex-appeal and eagerness to please. The uniforms are silver lamé and sequins - and that's just the men...the hostesses are in candy-striped bikinis and see-through skirts. Glamour Airlines is the funniest, unlikeliest thing to hit the skies, and when you meet the crew you'll realise why. There's Cock-up Rossiter, your captain, and indolent breeder of rabbits - among other things. Ramjet Rogers, first officer, as adept at touch-ups as touch-downs, whilst second officer James Crighton-Padgett specializes in aristocratic hanky-panky and Steward Michael "Sugar" Sweetman is just a little AC-DC8. The hostesses are the most pneumatic, high-powered dollies ever to take to the air...on Glamour Airlines it's not just the altitude that's bad for your blood pressure. So fasten your seatbelts for a bumpy ride. 1975 Mayflower edition paperback vg++ condition In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

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ISBN: 583124410

1st edition Mayflower 1976 paperback fine condition In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

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ISBN: 352397454

FORGET YOUR FEAR OF FLYING. Come aboard the luxurious, nipple-pink Boeing 707 Glamour Puss and put yourself in the seasoned hands of Captain Al 'Cockup' Rossiter and his ever-obliging crew. Come fly with them to the exotic island of Arfa Kwid, universally unknown until three dangerous-looking jet fighters and a forced landing swiftly put the matter to rights. As soon as Glamour Puss hit the tarmac, Arfa Kwid hit the headlines - and that's just what its diminutive, publicity-hungry ruler, Sheik Abba Ben Arnah, wanted. Or so he thought until he discovered that the plane's pleasure-loving crew and free-loading passengers were more than a little hot to handle.

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