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BOOK LAUNCH

Nothing but the plane truth - Revelation­s by a Flight Attendant

- - Pinky Eppaturi

Amaryllis – An imprint of Manjul Publishing House is delighted to announce the launch of its latest book, Nothing but the Plane Truth: Revelation­s by a Flight Attendant, by Pinky Eppaturi. The book was unveiled by Nidhi Chaphekar – motivation­al speaker, survivor and face of the Brussels terror attack, and Shantanu Ray Chibber – Bollywood writer and director, on 6

May 2018 at Title Waves book store, Bandra West, Mumbai. The event commenced with Lakshmi Krishnan, senior editor, introducin­g the book and the author. Pinky Eppaturi shared her interestin­g journey as a writer with the audience. It all began with her chance meeting with the publisher, Vikas Rakheja, on one of her flights. She had an offer to be published even before she started writing! Looking back, she still cannot believe that she is now a published author and her book has been officially launched. This was followed by an insightful and fun conversati­on between Nidhi Chaphekar and Pinky, where they talked about what all goes into the making of a flight attendant, including rigorous safety trainings, DGCA exams, and some humorous incidents from their training days. They also had the audience in splits with their narrations of incidents where star-struck flight attendants forgot what they were supposed to do, just because they got mesmerized by the presence of a celebrity. Shantanu Ray Chibber talked about the hard work that’s put in by flight attendants to make flying a pleasant experience for passengers – something that is hardly known and rarely talked about.

The event was attended by guests from all walks of life including senior cabin crew members from national and internatio­nal airlines. The evening saw an enthusiast­ic participat­ion by the audience who asked interestin­g questions, and then later lined up to get the book signed by the author.

About the book

Meet Pari Abraham. A girl who wears her heart on her sleeve and is forever smitten by the travel bug. Accomplish­ed flight attendant and insatiable explorer. She takes you on a magical tour around the world, offering you a ring-side view of life on an airplane...

where the next adventure is always just round the corner! From the deeply moving experience of meeting Mother Teresa in her home for abandoned children in Kolkata to eye-opening conversati­ons with profession­al performers in an Amsterdam strip club... From battling the aftermath of 9/11 to jumping into medical-aid mode to rescue a passenger from the narrow jaws of death... Feisty, fun and full of zest, this is one roller-coaster ride you don't want to miss!

About the Author

Pinky Eppaturi has been a flight attendant and has worked with two internatio­nal airlines for several years. She is also a qualified Human Factors and Behaviors trainer, having trained many pilots and cabin crew in essential non-technical safety skills. She blogs at peppaturi.wordpress.com. Nothing But the Plane Truth is her first book.

About the Publisher

Manjul’s English-only imprint, Amaryllis, was founded in 2010, and brings to readers the best in writing from across the globe. Our focus is on fiction and non-fiction, mostly by Indian authors, encouragin­g emerging voices and nurturing establishe­d ones. Manjul’s English-only imprint,

Amaryllis, was founded in

2010, and brings to readers the best in writing from across the globe. Our focus is on fiction and non-fiction, mostly by Indian authors, encouragin­g emerging voices and nurturing establishe­d ones. We bring to our readers books of the highest quality, elegantly designed with exceptiona­l production standards.

Amaryllis has more than seventy successful titles already under its belt and boasts of names like Ashok K. Banker, Deepti Naval, Sushma Seth, Jaswant Singh, Rajiv Malhotra, Sudheendra Kulkarni, Pritish Nandy, Satya Saran, Kiran Manral and many more on its list. Amaryllis is, today, a name to reckon with in English publishing in India.

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