"Wings of Pride, The Story of Reno Air and Its People" 
Whether you were lucky enough to be a part of the Reno Air story, or on the outside observing the tremendous impact the small air carrier made on the airline industry, this book will put you there. 
Going back to 1989, Reno Air was only a dream for a handful of anxious investors ready to begin their quest. After many disappointments and delays, Reno Air finally took off on its inaugural flight on July 1, 1992. As you turn each memorable page, you will read about all the hard work and dedication from the many determined employees, who put their careers and their faith into this tiny piece of aviation history. You will read first hand what made Reno Air so successful, how it worked, and what went wrong. 
Through all their struggles, the once Nevada-based Reno Air was one of the few start-up airlines that were actually successful. Throughout their seven-year history, Reno Air flew to nearly every state in the United States, and carried more than 30 million passengers into hundreds of cities in four different countries. Reno Air ended its seven-year run on November 19, 1998, when American Airlines bought the airline for $124 Million. 
Flying high above the clouds with their classic design of green and silver lettering proudly etched across their fuselage, and the snow-capped mountains on the tail, Reno Air will forever be remembered by the millions of people who crossed her path. And for the heartfelt spirit of every employee, whose infectious energy spread quickly throughout the company, Reno Air would always be "the little airline that could --- and did." 
"Wings of Pride, The Story of Reno Air and Its People," is a reminder of the success and impact Reno Air had on the world of aviation, and how such a small but significant airline could reach out world-wide and touch the heart of every city it served.

Wings of Pride: The Story of Reno Air and Its People

Martini, T. J.

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TJ Martini was born in Santa Monica, California. She moved to Reno, Nevada in 1958 with her father, Joe Martini, an entertainer, and mother, Genie an artist and homemaker, along with two sisters and two brothers. Credited with a number of magazine and newspaper articles, as well as ad copy, poems, and lyrics. TJ has been writing most of her adult life. She has written 5 books to to date: "Wings of Pride, The Story of Reno Air and It's People" (2001). "Joe's Bible"(2003), "Blue Side Up" (2005), "Standing on the Edge of Eternity" (2005), and her newest release on June 21, 2011, "Dancing With The Scars". She is currently working on several book projects as well as a children's book, "Christmas Lost and Found."TJ has found her niche in the Christian world. She has been a devout Christian for more than twenty years and is passionately determined to do God's work and help others to know who Jesus Christ is and what He did for all of us.TJ makes her home in Reno, Nevada, with her husband Gary. She currently has eighteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren.TJ is available for public speaking engagements where she is able to share with others what her life was like before Christ and the pain and suffering she endured during that time. She wants to be able to encourage others who have been through similar circumstances and to let them know there is hope for them, too. Show More

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