Summary of Capt. Dale Black & Ken Gire's Flight to Heaven
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 I was an airline pilot on temporary furlough from Trans World Airlines. I started a jet pilot training and sales corporation in Southern California. I donated airplanes, pilots, and maintenance services to help train and transport individuals to supply Bibles, gospel tracts, medical personnel, and supplies to those in need.
#2 I had to land the plane, and I was sure that God would help me do it. I spoke to Steve, a self-proclaimed agnostic, firmly but politely. I kept the speed at 127 knots while turning right just one degree to stay on course, on speed, and on glide slope.
#3 I was flying a worthless holding pattern over Zambia, trying to sort out my in-flight midnight emergency, when I had a flashback to another flight: the life-changing airplane crash in which I was just a passenger.
#4 I was 19 years old, and I was an athlete, playing shortstop for Pasadena College. I was also an aviator on my way to flying jets. I was a driven person, and I spent my money on flying lessons and cars.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 I was an airline pilot on temporary furlough from Trans World Airlines. I started a jet pilot training and sales corporation in Southern California. I donated airplanes, pilots, and maintenance services to help train and transport individuals to supply Bibles, gospel tracts, medical personnel, and supplies to those in need.
#2 I had to land the plane, and I was sure that God would help me do it. I spoke to Steve, a self-proclaimed agnostic, firmly but politely. I kept the speed at 127 knots while turning right just one degree to stay on course, on speed, and on glide slope.
#3 I was flying a worthless holding pattern over Zambia, trying to sort out my in-flight midnight emergency, when I had a flashback to another flight: the life-changing airplane crash in which I was just a passenger.
#4 I was 19 years old, and I was an athlete, playing shortstop for Pasadena College. I was also an aviator on my way to flying jets. I was a driven person, and I spent my money on flying lessons and cars.
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