The rogue aviator

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The Rogue Aviator Ace relates numerous pulse racing, jaw-dropping scenarios from his adventures as an F-4 Phantom fighter pilot. As a Learjet charter pilot his clientele varied from wealthy Palm Beach socialites to hyper-wealthy South Florida drug kingpins.

Layovers included: five-star hotels in Paris and jail cells in Venezuela. Ace Abbott's book, the recently revised 3rd edition of The Rogue Aviator, will put you in the cockpit of the F-4 Phantom for exhilarating Mach 2 test flights and pulse-racing, treetop-level formation flights/5(62).

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THE ROGUE AVIATOR BOOK Ace Abbott invites you to take a ride on the wild side through a bizarre aviation career that involved 25 aviation employers, while flying Brand: Spruce. The Rogue Aviator by Ace Abbott. The Rogue Aviator describes Ace Abbott, a pilot who often ventured "outside the box" and engaged in adventuresome activity with his aircraft.

He also exhibited maverick-like tendencies toward irrational rules that 4/5(4). The Rogue Aviator describes Ace Abbott, a pilot who often ventured "outside the box" and engaged in adventuresome activity with his aircraft. He also exhibited maverick-like tendencies toward irrational rules that he felt did not apply to him.

Ace was a free-thinking free spirit who loved to have fun in his : Ace Abbott. The Rogue Aviator: In the Back Alleys of Aviation is a memoir of an adventurous and fun-loving pilot who experienced a unique and tumultuous career.

An additional theme of this book is an insider's view of the commercial aviation industry and the degradation of safety that results when concern for the company’s bottom line trumps the concern for the safety of the aviation /5(62).

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My book, The Rogue Aviator:in the Back Alleys of Aviation, has an element of aviation expose in it but it is "kindergarten-level" compared to The Unfriendly Skies. As a retired pilot I still need an occassional adrenalin-zap fix and this book has kept me on the edge of my seat; an absolute must read for layman as well as pilots.5/5(10).

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The Rogue Aviator is a great read for anyone, whether you are an aviator or not. Ace's writing style keeps the storyline moving along nicely and his breadth of experience and sense of humor makes the book very entertaining. This is especially true for any pilots that have experienced the "back alleys of aviation" during their own careers.]Author: Ace Abbott.

About Al (aka Ace Abbott) Morris Ace Abbott was born and raised on a hardscrabble farm in the scenic Finger Lakes Region of Upstate New York. Upon graduation from State University of New York at Cortland in he entered the U.S.

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The pulse-racing aviation anecdotes are spiced with humor, pathos, and poignancy along with a smattering of decadence and debauchery/5(2).

Ace’s second book, Dead Tired: Aviation’s Insidious Killer turns the spotlight on the frightening implications of pilot fatigue. This book also brings to light the FAA’s disregard for the safety and the well-being of cargo pilots by exempting them from the long-awaited revised rest and duty time rules.

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The Rogue Aviator: In the Back Alleys of Aviation by Ace Abbott A copy that has been read, but remains in excellent condition.

Pages are intact and are not marred by notes or highlighting, but may contain a neat previous owner name/5(2). The cover of my book The Rogue Aviator has a picture of an F-4 Phantom.

During book events and presentations, and particularly at air shows, nearly everyone immediately identifies the F-4 Phantom. Off all the good fortune that has been bestowed upon myself, flying this amazing aircraft rates at the very top.

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Written by gifted storyteller Winston Groom (author of Forrest Gump), The Aviators tells the saga of three extraordinary aviators--Charles Lindbergh, Eddie Rickenbacker, and Jimmy Doolittle--and how they redefine heroism through their genius, daring, and uncommon courage. This is the fascinating story of three extraordinary heroes who defined aviation during the great /5.

When The Rogue Aviator makes the NY Times best seller list he intends to return to the golf course. Not only is Ace a successful pilot, but has had success as an author. His book, The Rouge Aviator has 31 reader reviews on Many of the reviews read "This book should be read by all aspiring pilots.".

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I will be hosting a book signing event at the MacDill AFB sometime within the next few weeks and we might get together then. I will be hosting a book signing event at the MacDill AFB sometime within the next few weeks and we might get together then.

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Charles Lindbergh flew solo non-stop from New York to Paris and became a national hero. What many didn't know about 2/5.The bright side of all this will be extrapolated on as you read the following excerpt from my book, The Rogue Aviator.

(this statement was the finale’ for when I left the Air Force) Also, despite his roguish nature, 25 civilian employers hired the guy in the Dress Blues.