I began covering airlines in 1989. I was a reporter for six newspapers -- Miami Herald, Charlotte Observer, Sacramento Bee, Fresno Bee, Toledo Blade and Aberdeen (Wash.) Daily World -- and for TheStreet. I also worked for pre-merger US Airways as staff writer. My new book, Kenny Riley and Black Union Labor Power in the Port of Charleston, is on sale now.
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