Cabin Pressure

Elizabeth Harwell. St. Martin's Press, $3.95 (0pp) ISBN 978-0-312-92121-7

``The authors, flight attendants of long experience, have collected anecdotes from their own careers and those of others in a volume of entertaining misadventures in the air and on the ground,'' said PW . ``Every page offers at least a smile.'' (July)

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