Royal Cooper's career in the aviation industry spans fifty years and over sixty different types of aircraft. His love affair with planes began in 1933, when he spotted General Italo Balbo's flying Boats on their way from Chicago to Italy.
The Author's many experiences as an RAF fighter pilot, airline pilot, bush pilot and chief pilot form the basis of tales from a Pilot's Logbook.
After WW II, Royal Cooper settled in Gander, Newfoundland, where he became Chief Pilot with EPA and served on the Town Council for thirteen years. (three times as mayor) and was active in setting up the North Atlantic Aviation Museum.
