Len Morgan (1) (1922–2005)

In many ways Len Morgan outlived his dream job. During his career aviation transitioned from an adventurous job or diversion for thrill seekers to a mundane and routine event for both pilots and passengers. (And he played a role in that transition.) Perhaps the only place left to see the love for flying that Mr. Morgan had you need to look at sport aviation.
What do you find between the covers of “View from the Cockpit? You find chapters lifted from previously published magazines that convey the exaltation this man felt for his calling written in a way that puts you inside his head. The writing is so clear and concise, you really do understand what he was thinking.
Since this book is a paean that is so effusive in its romance of aviation. It goes without saying that if you have any romantic love for aviation you want to own this book. If you want to understand why so many people fall in love with aviation you want to read this book.
Highly recommended for the most star struck aviation neophyte, the most jaded and cynical curmudgeonly pilot, or anyone who lives with an airplane nut.… (mere)