The Skies Belong to Us: Love and Terror in the Golden Age of Hijacking

"Documents the sensational 1972 story of how an AWOL African-American Vietnam veteran and an ill-reputed California girl orchestrated the longest-distance hijacking in U.S. history, tracing the events of the hijacking against a backdrop of period civil unrest while explaining how the skyjacking wave of the early 1970s reflected key factors about crime and aviation security."