Pushing Tin

Early on in Pushing Tin, a swotty 10-year-old on a school visit lists the joys of a career in air traffic control - - namely the high incidence of nervous breakdowns, depressive illnesses and suicides. Translate the hundreds of little blips on their screens into actual planes and it quickly becomes clear why this should be. Have a bad day as a traffic warden and people shout at you. Have a bad day as an air traffic controller and it'll be raining bodies downtown.

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