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Stanley Stewart (2) (1944–)

Author of Flying the Big Jets

For other authors named Stanley Stewart, see the disambiguation page.

4 Works 164 Members 0 Reviews

About the Author

Stanley Stewart has flown for over twenty-five years and operated heavy jets for British Airways for eighteen years. A graduate engineer, 747 pilot and aviation writer, he is uniquely qualified to write on aviation matters

Works by Stanley Stewart

Flying the Big Jets (1984) 54 copies

Air Disasters (1986) 52 copies

Emergency!: Crisis in the Cockpit (1989) 51 copies

Heathrow-Chicago (1988) 7 copies

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Birthdate: 1944
Gender: male

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Works: 4
Members: 164
Popularity: #129,117
Rating: 3.9

ISBNs: 66
Languages: 6

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