Air Mail: Letters From The World's Most Troublesome Passenger [Paperback]

"'Anyone taking a flight this year must take a copy of Air Mail with them. Hilarious.' June Whitfield"

"A wickedly funny book"

"Combines the comic audacity of Ali G with the put-upon charm of Mr Pooter"

"Terry Ravenscroft was a very funny scriptwriter. He's now a very funny
letter writer too"

"Devilishly funny. Terry Ravenscroft is the comic correspondent from
hell."

"Terry Ravenscroft's Air Mail is terrific"

Anyone who has ever had a gripe with an airline will love it.

Sure to have you rolling in the aisles

"Terry Ravenscroft has endured misery at the hands of the airlines. And now the airlines have endured Terry. Very funny"

This is very clever stuff indeed and totally, utterly hilarious.

Terry Ravenscroft is the world's most eccentric air traveller. He is the only man who has ever wanted to buy aeroplane lasagne for his personal consumption; been concerned about the likelihood of being sucked out of the window of an aircraft; lost sleep over the meaning of the name 'Aer Lingus'; or wanted to enjoy his flight with his inflatable rubber woman on his knee. "Air Mail" is a comic anthology of letters that demonstrates how one man bamboozled and exasperated over forty international airlines, from British Airways to Air Malta. It tackles everything from the common bugbears of excess baggage charges and duplicitous exchange rates to the more surreal predicament of how to fly an elephant back from India. Riotously funny, "Air Mail" is a fresh take on the spoof-letter phenomenon.

Terry Ravenscroft is a TV scriptwriter who has written scripts for Morecambe and Wise, Alas Smith and Jones, Ken Dodd, Frankie Howerd, Dave Allen and many more. He also has his own website at www.topcomedy.co.uk.