Join this Discussion Also, submit your poetry in the Poet's Corner , hosted by volunteers from the League of Canadian Poets. Revealing a surplus of wit, and no deficit of facts, McGill professor Henry Mintzberg explores the mile high absurdity that is modern airline travel. Throughout his distinguished career as a management theorist, he's penned many serious books. But this time it's personal. Mr. Mintzberg is a frequent flyer.
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Things have probably gotten worse. Milton, currently the most hated American in Canada, should should actually attempt to fly across this country - although I suggest he travel in cognito for his own safety. Such attitude is easy fodder for the author. So too is the actual procedure for flying. That is to replace the ticket they just sold you.