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These Smug Pilots Have Lost Touch With Regular
Will McPhail
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Santa Claus Is In A Locker Room Speaking
Mark Thompson
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A Passenger Watches An Airplane In The Freezing
Frank Cotham
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A Daughter Sits On Her Father's Shoulders
Michael Crawford
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Luke use the Force
Harry Bliss
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Nice Landing
Michael Crawford
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Excuse Me, But I Think You're In My Seat
Carolita Johnson
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A Female Pilot And Her Boyfriend Sit
Paul Noth
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A Man Dressed In A Pilot's Uniform Is Tucked
Zachary Kanin
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You Think You're Something Special
Frank Cotham
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Say, Buddy - How About A Little Something
C. Covert Darbyshire
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This is Your Captain
Asher Perlman
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A Cheerleader Standing On The Tarmac Addresses
Drew Dernavich
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She is a lover not a fighter
Drew Dernavich
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I Grow Suspicious When Every Damned Collision
Ed Fisher
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Captain In Sunglasses Talking To Copilot
Michael Crawford
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A Mother Pesters Her Son About His Flying
Farley Katz
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I Hope You Don't Mind Changing Planes In Midair
Frank Cotham
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Good Morning
Edward Koren
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When She Reaches Eleven Hundred Miles An Hour
Joseph Mirachi
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Bigelow, Let's Try And Set This Thing
James Stevenson
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Good News, Folks
Julia Suits
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Pilots Seeing A Man Waving Furiously
Michael Maslin
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A Child Gets Tucked In By Her Bald
Ken Krimstein
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Your Next Landing
Corey Pandolph and Craig Baldo
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So, Clumpy Mcpherson! We Meet Again, Eh? Rasped
Glen Baxter
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New Yorker March 6th, 1943
Alan Dunn
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Two Pilots Try To Swipe Their Cards To Gain
Peter C. Vey
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Is There A Pilot In The House?
Robert Weber
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I Used To Want To Be An Astronaut
Barbara Smaller
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Junior Lost His Hat In Ohio
Richard Decker
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He is going to have to check that bag
Benjamin Schwartz
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We Apologize For The Delays
Christopher Weyant
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Stick With It
Jason Adam Katzenstein
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A Flighttime Story
Lars Kenseth
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Please Remain Calm
JB Handelsman
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Unruly Passengers
Frank Cotham
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Here Comes the Airplane
Benjamin Schwartz
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New Yorker January 16th, 2006
Harry Bliss
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O.k., Mr. Spinelli, You're Up. Now Bank
Jack Ziegler
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Welcome Aboard. This Is Your Captain
Mischa Richter
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New Yorker October 4th, 1952
Eldon Dedini
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Listen, If You Guys Went To Bed At A Decent Hour
Perry Barlow
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A Green Parachute
Alan Dunn
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Air Raid
Saul Steinberg
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Speakee Basic English?
Alan Dunn
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Here Comes That Damned Cook
Chon Day
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Most Impatient Bunch Of Passengers I've Ever Seen
Robert J. Day
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He's Still Got A Lot On The Ball. You'd
Richard Decker
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. . . And One Thing More
Robert J. Day
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Will You Kindly Stop Waking Me Up For Porpoises?
Perry Barlow
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Men, We're All A Part Of The Greatest Amphibious
Alan Dunn
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Taxi
Saul Steinberg
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He's A Real Soldier Of Fortune. He's ?own
Richard Decker
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I Like What You've Been Saying About Lindbergh
Helen E. Hokinson
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New Yorker February 5th, 1944
Saul Steinberg
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Gosh! I Must Of Dozed Off
M. K. Barlow
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Look! A Car!
Robert J. Day
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Flying
Saul Steinberg
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New Yorker May 27th, 1944
Garrett Price
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Now Be Sure And Point Out Any Celebrities
Peter Arno
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'kuskus Is To Be Eaten Neatly With The ?ngers
Alan Dunn
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Oh, I Beg Your Pardon! I Thought You Were Cousin
Gardner Rea
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Suppose You're ?ying Along And A Bottleneck
Leonard Dove
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New Yorker March 8th, 1941
Robert J. Day
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No Mail
Saul Steinberg
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And One Thing More - Keep Your Eye On The Time
Alan Dunn
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New Yorker February 5th, 1944 #1
Saul Steinberg
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Folsom's Seasick
Richard Taylor
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Main Street
Saul Steinberg
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Where Have You Been? Your Plane Crashed Half An
Richard Decker
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Police Up That Mess
Robert J. Day
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