Combating Air Rage

By Ted Celentino

Have you ever suffered through one of these situations? * Your flight has been cancelled, and the airline doesn't tell you until AFTER an alternative flight has left! * You wait forever for your... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1587212145
• ISBN13: 9781587212147
• Release Date: February 2001
• Publisher: 1st Book Library
• Length: 248 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.0" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

A Rave Review!

I highly recommend this book for any traveler. Whether you travel infrequently, or are an extreme traveler ("extremie"), you will find this book as humorous as it is enlightening. The author draws on years of experience, and gives specifics about various airports visited and common pitfalls dealing with luggage, flight confirmations and "passenger etiquette" that will give you the tools to stand out from the rest. Not only to surve, but to flourish in that traveler's jungle out there.

Airlines Beware!

I travel often, and found this book very, very helpful in figuring out how to deal with the airlines during ever-present delays. The author has lots of experience -- really helped ease the stress of my business travel. I greatly enjoyed the whimsical anecdotes == very funny stories. Both a fun and helpful book.

A must read for the frequent flier

Excellent book. Mr. Celentino draws upon his own travel experiences to come up with a book that is both entertaining and extremely useful for the frequent flier. It reminds me of some of the experiences I have gone through myself.

Road Warriors, You Need This Book!

This book is a compendium of useful and hilarious trivia on making your next business stay a lot more fun. It discusses areas from how to cope with airport travel and delays, to how to get "hidden" hotel upgrades. My favorite part was the discussion on how to make macaroni and cheese in the hotel room coffee pot! Great reading.

Funny and practical.

I thought the content of this book was practical. I mean to say that I learned some new tips for traveling. I also laughed along the way. I even sent a copy to my 83-year old Grandmother and she got a kick out of it as well. She still travels by plane.