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Aeroplane magazine reviews The Flying Boat That Fell to Earth

February 18, 2019 Graham Coster
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The March issue of Aeroplane magazine reviews The Flying Boat That Fell to Earth in its new issue, and its ‘personal paean to a highly romantic form of air travel, and the author’s quest to experience it for himself’. Praising the book as ‘written with a view to broad appeal’, it concludes, ‘there is no mistaking the high standard of Coster’s writing, not his passion for the subject.’

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