Soundtrack album w composed and produced by Giorgio Moroder available from Casablanca Records Acknowledgments I want to thank my family and relatives, old friends, new friends, and triends Fve never met. Names that come most readily to mind are: James and Rita Ar-chambault, Barbara Belmont, Senator James Buckley, Mark Derish, Bulent Eceuit, Bob Greene, Michael Griffith, Harriet James, Howard Mace, William Ma-comber, Nick Mann, Robert Mcbee, Irene Moore, Dr. Bernard Schwartz, Norman Shaw, John Sutter, and Gene Zajac. Special thanks to Dr. Ronald Rosen. Some twelve miles west of Istanbul, beyond the outskirts of the city in the flat farm country near the coast, is Yesilkoy International Airport. Every day at noon Pan American Flight No. 1 arrives from Teheran. It sorts out its incoming and outgoing passengers, then takes off again at one to continue its journey to Frankfort, London, and New York. On October 6, 1970, feeling like an Ian Fleming character, with dark aviator sunglasses over my eyes and my trenchcoat collar pulled up to my ears, I watched Flight No.
