Discover Cheyenne's important place in aviation history with Wyoming's Friendly Skies: Training America's First Stewardesses by Starley Talbott and Michael E. Kassel. The book explores how eight women entered Boeing Air Transport's training program in Cheyenne in 1930, becoming the world's first airline stewardesses.

From those pioneering women to the thousands who later trained at United Air Lines' Stewardess Training Center in Cheyenne, this book explores an important chapter of Wyoming and American aviation history. It offers a closer look at the people and events that helped transform passenger air travel.

Specifications:

Authors: Starley Talbott, Michael E. Kassel

Forewords: Patty Kessler, Alda Kessler Stewart

Series: Landmarks

Publisher: The History Press

Print Length: 144 Pages