Eric Starling shot to fame landing a two-seater bi-plane on a Calais street in darkness. From this inauspicious start he became one of that select breed who pioneered commercial flying in Scotland. This is his story.

Written from the outside looking in, this book seeks to provide an insight into the growth and operations of a unique airline.

The story of Scotland?s air ambulance service began in 1933 with the dramatic evacuation of a seriously ill fisherman following a beach landing on the Isle of Islay by Midland & Scottish Air Ferries? pilot, Jimmy Orrell, in a de Havilland ...

This is a study of the experience and representation of disability in nineteenth-century Scotland.

This book considers the way in which disability was perceived in the popular and official culture of nineteenth-century Scotland.