Ted Scott Flying Stories Books in Order
Ted Scott Flying Stories is a series of 20 books written by Franklin W Dixon.
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Ted Scott Flying Stories books in publication order
20 books
First Stop Honolulu
by Franklin W Dixon
1927
Ted Scott turns from record-setting flights to the challenge of reaching Honolulu from California. A dangerous altitude attempt and the demands of crossing the Pacific test the young aviator’s skill, endurance, and ability to survive disaster.
Over the Ocean to Paris
by Franklin W Dixon
1927
Ted Scott rises from a modest upbringing to become a skilled stunt pilot. Determined to fly nonstop from New York to Paris, he faces the dangers of an Atlantic crossing and obstacles to his ambition.
Over the Rockies with the Air Mail
by Franklin W Dixon
1927
Ted Scott joins the air mail service on a dangerous route through the Rocky Mountains. Flying over remote wilderness brings hazards far from help, testing the pilot’s ability to keep himself and his aircraft safe.
Rescued in the Clouds
by Franklin W Dixon
1927
A disastrous flood in the Mississippi Valley draws Ted Scott into relief work for the Red Cross. The young aviator puts his flying skills at the service of people stranded throughout the devastated region.
Across the Pacific
by Franklin W Dixon
1928
Ted Scott attempts a nonstop flight from the Pacific Coast to Australia. The enormous distance is difficult enough, but discovering a dangerous stowaway aboard his plane adds a human threat to the hazards of the ocean crossing.
South of the Rio Grande
by Franklin W Dixon
1928
While visiting Mexico with his friend Walter Hapworth, Ted Scott volunteers for a secret mission to a rebel stronghold. The young pilot faces dangers in the mountains that make this assignment more than a flying challenge.
The Search for the Lost Flyers
by Franklin W Dixon
1928
Two of Ted Scott’s friends vanish while flying near Puerto Rico. He heads for the West Indies to search for them, turning his aviation skills toward a rescue in unfamiliar territory where their whereabouts remain uncertain.
Flying Against Time
by Franklin W Dixon
1929
A wager sends Ted Scott racing to fly across America from coast to coast in twenty hours. A gambling ring determined to stop him adds deliberate interference to the demands of a record-breaking flight.
Over the Jungle Trails
by Franklin W Dixon
1929
After a woman helps Ted Scott survive a mountain crash, she asks him to find a missing expedition in Brazil. He and three friends head into the jungle to search for her father and sweetheart.
The Lone Eagle of the Border
by Franklin W Dixon
1929
Ted Scott helps the Secret Service investigate diamond smuggling across the Canadian border. The assignment takes his flying skills into the fight against criminals, combining the risks of aviation with the dangers of pursuing a smuggling operation.
Flying to the Rescue
by Franklin W Dixon
1930
Lost at the South Pole
by Franklin W Dixon
1930
Ted Scott enters the race to make the first flight over the South Pole. Flying into the Antarctic takes the young aviator far from familiar routes, with his ambition tested in a remote polar setting.
Through the Air to Alaska
by Franklin W Dixon
1930
An old prospector’s story sends Ted Scott toward a hidden cache of gold in Alaska’s Nugget Valley. He must race a rival with a substantial head start to reach the remote treasure before it is lost.
Danger Trails of the Sky
by Franklin W Dixon
1931
Ted Scott flies toward India, Tibet, and Nepal to scout a route for Mount Everest climbers. Pursued by a powerful ruler’s forces, he and his companions must find safety after a crash strands them in the mountains.
Following the Sun Shadow
by Franklin W Dixon
1932
Battling the Wind
by Franklin W Dixon
1933
Brushing the Mountain Top
by Franklin W Dixon
1934
Ted Scott agrees to fly a scientific expedition into the Arizona desert. Dangerous threats accompany the assignment, forcing the young aviator to press on with a journey that requires more than simply getting his passengers to their destination.
Castaways of the Stratosphere
by Franklin W Dixon
1935
Hunting the Sky Spies
by Franklin W Dixon
1941
The Pursuit Patrol
by Franklin W Dixon
1943
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