After 1980 the Redeye was replaced by the Stinger, a lighter system whose missile accelerated faster and whose more advanced seeker head could detect the hot exhaust of approaching aircraft even four miles away and up to 5,000 feet in altitude.
Mentions Claiborne's recipe for redeye gravy, and the fact that country ham from the South, long hung in a smokehouse, is rightly covered with mold.
But the ham turned out to be a triumph — sliced thin, and fried, and served with a bowl of redeye gravy.
"He's headed back on a redeye so that he can sleep on the plane and jump right back into the full plate he's got in front of him this week," said Bill Burton, a White House spokesman who accompanied the president.
ATLANTA — Reaching cruising altitude between New York and Atlanta on Friday afternoon, the courtly pilot on Delta Flight 1947 broke some happy news for Yuletide romantics, or something less so for those hoping to make a Christmas Eve redeye: a possible white Christmas in the Deep South, something that has not been seen in Atlanta since the 1880s.
"Between my redeye flights, I didn't have time to study," Mr. Smith said.
REDEYE A cup of brewed coffee with espresso.
Rather than return Saturday to complete his final few holes, Cink pulled out so he could catch a redeye flight home to spend the weekend with his family.
Before we commit headlong to Kasarda's and Lindsay's vision — what Self in a powerful critique of their work in the London Review of Books calls "the redeye flight to apocalypse" — I recommend that we all take a walk out from our old cities to our airports with their supplicant aerotropoli, the better to measure where we really are, who we are, and where we want to go.
The pair may need to rely on generous readings of federal and state laws to justify why the younger Kornfeld carried buprenorphine to Minnesota on a redeye flight on 20 April.
So I jumped on a redeye to Nashville with my producer and a cameraman and arrived on Friday with no idea of what I was going to make.
