From a single bush plane to a 25-plane fleet of modern commuter projets, A Pilot's Journey Log traces Daryl Smith's adventure-filled life from driving an 18 wheel logging truck to scud-running the B.C. coast in a Cessna 185 or Beaver seaplane; bird-dogging for water bombers; flying salesman for logging equipment firms; wheeling and dealing with the big guys in an industry fraught with economic instability during the most significant era of aviation history on the British Columbia coast.

Follow Daryl Smith's Journey as his airline emerges as the only independent regional carrier left standing after a season of take-overs and buyouts that changed forever the history of aviation in Canadian skies.

Self-Published by Daryl Smith of Pacific Coastal Airlines, Journey Log is written and designed by Jack Schofield and is the writerís fourth book on the subject of B.C.'s vital aviation history.

170 pages, beautifully illustrated In full colour .