Exit Row: The True Story of an Emergency Volunteer, a Miraculous Survivor and the Crash of Flight 965

By Chris Chesney

"Exit Row" tells the story of what happens behind the scenes when an airplane crashes. It is the true, dramatic account of an Emergency Response Team's operations immediately following the crash of American Airlines flight 965, which left Miami with 155 passengers filled with Yuletide joy, six flight attendants and two pilots.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1570718601
• ISBN13: 9781570718601
• Release Date: November 2002
• Publisher: Sourcebooks Inc
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.8" x 6.3"

Customer Reviews

Author took no payment for the book

In response to doubletrouble... I read in a newspaper article that the author is giving 100% of the proceeds of this book to a children's charity. So, anyhow, I felt the book very interesting and a great testimony about airplane crashes and crisis workers! Everyone involved in the Sept 11th activation should read it. It was very moving.

Response to doubletroublefive-o

Review for Exit Row and response to doubletroublefive-o I was deeply touched by this book, and surprised to find it contained much more than the title and subtitle hinted at. Not everyone is going to get the same thing out of a book, but in all fairness and honesty, I can only conclude that doubletroublefive-o did not read to the end of the book. Had he or she done so, the full picture would have come clear. In a serendipitous...

A story everyone will relate to...

I picked this up at the bookstore and read it in one sitting. The cover attracted my attention, but the story is very well written and centers on an unlikely relationship between a crisis worker (the author) and the crisis victim. Everyone can relate to it though, because everyone has some sort of tragedy in life, and be it small or large - it must be addressed sooner or later. This book shows how two people from different...

Well written, informative and moving

Having adopted two children, I loved Tammy's other book, "Searching for a Piece of My Soul" - her own account of searching for her father and the experience of others who have also searched for family members. I personally used it as a guide and have recommended it to scores of others. Now Tammy's back with a new book that chronicles another of her personal experiences -- this time leading an Emergency Response Team that...