No Guts, No Glory: The Glory Days of International Aircraft Deliveries

The "Glory Years of Ferry Flying" is a must-read for any aviation enthusiast or history buff.

This book provides a detailed account of the rapid decline in the value of the dollar from 1970 to 1985, which led to a unique investment opportunity in small planes.

During this time, tens of thousands of aircraft were exported worldwide, with ferry pilots playing a crucial role in delivering these planes to their destinations.

However, the job was not without risk, as many inexperienced and unqualified pilots lost their lives in the process.

Despite the challenges, the "Glory Years of Ferry Flying" offer a fascinating glimpse into an exciting era in aviation history.

With its detailed account of the industry's highs and lows, this book is sure to captivate readers and provide valuable insights into the world of general aviation.