Sometimes in Business Class by Jay Maclean

Here is a perfect book for airplane and armchair travelers; an alternative view of airlines, flying and destinations. Many people fly around the world from meeting to meeting, soaking up wine and the attention of airline stewards and stewardesses, clocking up free mileage, and working out tax breaks or how to sock away their travel allowances. But, as these stories about 1990s travel show, there is much to be learned along the way, from the airline wine tasters ramblings, to the mystery of brown dogs in Dutch 17th century paintings, to the bus terminals beneath Romes Augustine Gate, and possibly the real story behind the last tango in Paris.