A Pule-pounding account of air piracy - the most death-defying, prolonged, and bizarre skyjacking in the annals of United States aviation.

Odyssey of Terror ranges the gamut of human emotions, from outlandish and sometimes macabre humor to stark terror. It is a chronicle of raw courage on the part of the crew....and passengers...

Eighty-three-year-old Alvin Fortson of Arkansas on the first flight of his life...

Marge Brennan, an attractive blond mother of seven...

Steel company executive Robert S. McDonald...

Gale Buchanan, agronomy professor from Auburn, returning home after a meeting...

Frank Morkill, a management consultant from Miami...

... and seventy other passengers on Southern Airways Flight 49 from Memphis en route to Miami.

Captain William R. (Billy Bob) Haas was the pilot and it was not even supposed to be his trip. By his side was Harold Johnson, first officer; Donna Holman and Karen Ellis were the lovely flight attendants.

Little did they know that they would become enmeshed in a web of terror...

This hardback book's jacket is torn but the book is in great condition.

This book weighs 1 lb and 2.7 oz.