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Spinning Through Clouds: Tales from an Early Hoosier Aviator

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Suitable for readers of all ages and backgrounds, Spinning Through Clouds: Tales from an Early Hoosier Aviator is an anthology of aviation vignettes by author Max E. Knight, who began flying in 1936 at the age of ten. Tales from Knight's own experience, the adventures of his fellow aviators, and amazing stories of early state and national aviation history fill the pages of this head-in-the-clouds reflection of how far flying has come. "That white thing up there is called a cloud. It is harmless unless another aircraft is at your level going the opposite direction." Dry yet good-natured wit characterizes this enjoyable glimpse of days yore, enthusiastically recommended for aviation buffs.