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Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates is the seventh novel in the Indy series published by Bantam Books, and the first by author Martin Caidin. It was released in December 1993.

Publisher's summary[]

TERROR FROM ABOVE

In London, Indy Jones is called to an emergency meeting. Mysterious sky craft have been ravaging the shipping lanes, making off with a fortune in diamonds, bonds, and raw materials. Unable to detect how the craft are powered, experts come up with a frightening hypothesis—involving the use of psychokinetic levitation.

To get to the truth, Indy must search through a labyrinth of archaeological information reaching back four thousand years. But as he and his team move from Africa to Tibet to the American Southwest, they discover something even more astounding. A clandestine organization is fast becoming an evil, world-dominating power—and the only way to stop it is in a high-tech, no-holds-barred battle on land...and in the air!

Appearances[]

Characters[]

  • King Arthur (Mentioned only)
  • Second-in-Command Richard Atkins
  • Tarkiz Belem
  • Mr. Big
  • Colonel Blimp (Mentioned only)
  • Andrew Burgess
  • Pyotr Buzau
  • Cappy
  • Dominic Carboni
  • Filipo Castilano
  • Sam Chen
  • Cheshire cat (Mentioned only)
  • Jose Syme Chino
  • Jesus Christ (Mentioned only)
  • Henri Coanda (Mentioned only)
  • Konstantin LeBlanc Cordas/Halvar Griffin
  • Willard Cromwell
  • Willard Cromwell's squadron commander (Flashback)
  • Guy Douglas
  • Henri DuFour (Mentioned only)
  • Rene Foulois
  • Merlyn Franck
  • God (Mentioned only)
  • Franz Gottler
  • Hermann Göring (Mentioned only)
  • Veronica Green (Mentioned only)
  • Madelon Griffin (Mentioned only)
  • Captain Hans Ulrich Guenther
  • Captain T.C. Hampton
  • Colonel Harry Henshaw
  • Mike Hightower
  • Sherlock Holmes (Mentioned only)
  • Robin Hood (Mentioned only)
  • Indiana (Mentioned only)
  • Jesse James (Mentioned only)
  • Deirdre Campbell Jones (Mentioned only)
  • Indiana Jones
  • Joseph of Copertino (Mentioned only)
  • Katy
  • Jocko Kilarney
  • Master Sergeant David Korwalski
  • Captain Loerzer
  • Lone Ranger (Mentioned only)
  • Charles Lindbergh (Mentioned only)
  • Marcia Mason
  • Yoshiro Matsuda
  • Max
  • Merlin (Mentioned only)
  • Mike (1930)
  • Vladimar Mikoyan
  • Weapons Officer Miller
  • Flight Leader Moldava
  • Flugkapitän Erhard von Moreau
  • Morgan
  • Antonio Morillo
  • Jacque Nungesser
  • Ozzie
  • Gale Parker
  • Gale Parker's father (Mentioned only)
  • Mike Patterson
  • William Pencroft
  • Pius XI (Mentioned only)
  • Rashid Quahirah
  • Tandi Raigarh
  • Richard (1930)
  • George Sabbath
  • Sybil Saunders (Mentioned only)
  • John Scruggs
  • Jack Shannon
  • Frances Smythe
  • Sally Strickland
  • Albert Stryker
  • Colonel Hans Stumpf
  • Erick Svensen
  • Syd
  • Thomas Treadwell
  • Trecul (Mentioned only)
  • Christian Vlotman

Artifacts[]

Locations[]

  • Africa
    • Cape Dernburg (Mentioned only)
    • Egypt (Mentioned only)
      • National Museum of Egypt (Mentioned only)
    • Lake Victoria (Mentioned only)
    • Mozambique (Mentioned only)
      • Durban (Mentioned only)
      • Nacala (Mentioned only)
    • South Africa
      • Alexander Bay
      • Cape Town (Mentioned only)
      • East London (Mentioned only)
      • Oranje River
      • Port Elizabeth (Mentioned only)
      • South Africa university (Mentioned only)
  • Asgard (Mentioned only)
  • Atlantic Ocean
    • Faroe Islands
  • Bordeaux (Mentioned only)
  • Canada
    • Moncton
    • Newfoundland
    • Quebec
  • Catania (Mentioned only)
  • China (Mentioned only)
    • Hunan province (Mentioned only)
  • Delphi (Mentioned only)
  • Eden (Mentioned only)
  • English Channel
  • Euphrates River (Mentioned only)
  • France
  • Germany (Mentioned only)
  • Greenland
    • Narssarssuaq
  • Golfo di Sidra (Mentioned only)
    • El Agheila (Mentioned only)
  • Habbaniyah (Mentioned only)
  • Livorno (Mentioned only)
  • Mediterranean Sea (Mentioned only)
  • Mexico (Mentioned only)
    • Zacatecas (Mentioned only)
  • Mt. Everest (Mentioned only)
  • Mount Olympus (Mentioned only)
  • Rome (Mentioned only)
  • Strait of Messina (Mentioned only)
  • South America (Mentioned only)
  • United Kingdom
  • United States of America
    • Block Island (Mentioned only)
    • Hollywood (Mentioned only)
    • Illinois
    • Iowa
      • Dubuque (Mentioned only)
      • Maquoketa River
      • Savanna (Mentioned only)
      • Waterloo (Mentioned only)
    • Maine
      • Bangor
        • Bangor Field
    • Miami Beach (Mentioned only)
    • Montana (Mentioned only)
    • New Mexico (Mentioned only)
      • Acoma
        • Acomita (Mentioned only)
        • Sky City (Mentioned only)
      • Conchas River
      • Gallup area
      • Las Vegas
    • New York City
    • Ohio
      • Dayton
        • Del Vecchio
      • Wright Field
    • Princeton University (Mentioned only)
    • Texas (Mentioned only)
      • Fort Worth (Mentioned only)
      • Mineral Springs (Mentioned only)
      • Texas A&M University (Mentioned only)
    • University of California, Los Angeles (Mentioned only)
    • University of Miami (Mentioned only)
  • Vatican (Mentioned only)

Vehicles[]

  • Barclay
  • Empress Kali
  • Graf Zeppelin (Mentioned only)
  • Group of Six airship
  • Rohrbach Romar
  • Train (Mentioned only)
  • UFO
  • USS Boston (Mentioned only)

Miscellanea[]

  • Acoma Indians (Mentioned only)
  • Aztec (Mentioned only)
  • Bear
  • Bedouin (Mentioned only)
  • Belgian Army (Mentioned only)
  • Bow and arrow
  • British Royal Flying Corps
  • Bullwhip
  • Cordas Mountain Industries
  • Deutches Aero Lloyd
  • Dog (Mentioned only)
  • Enterprises Ventures International, Limited
  • Eskimos (Mentioned only)
  • Ford Tri-Motor Airplane
  • French Foreign Legion
  • Ghost (Mentioned only)
  • Ghurkas (Mentioned only)
  • Hun (Mentioned only)
  • Indy's pistol
  • Jones Project
  • Ku Klux Klan (Mentioned only)
  • League of Nations
  • Maya (Mentioned only)
  • MI2
  • Office of Research and Confirmation for Antiquity Investments, Ltd.
  • Pan-Arab Archeological Institute of Jordan
  • Six Hundred of the Vatican
  • Vampire (Mentioned only)
  • Voodoo (Mentioned only)
  • Wicca (Mentioned only)
  • WWI (Mentioned only)

Cover gallery[]

Notes and references[]

  1. This novel takes place in 1930, due to Indy's reflections that his wife Deirdre died four years before. It is likely set late January or early February, as the following novel, Indiana Jones and The White Witch, takes place shortly after and is placed in February 1930.

See also[]

Indiana Jones novels
Adaptations
Raiders of the Lost Ark · Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade · Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles: The Mata Hari Affair
Cancelled: Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings
Original stories
Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi · Indiana Jones and the Dance of the Giants
Indiana Jones and the Seven Veils · Indiana Jones and the Genesis Deluge
Indiana Jones and the Unicorn's Legacy · Indiana Jones and the Interior World
Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates · Indiana Jones and the White Witch
Indiana Jones and the Philosopher's Stone · Indiana Jones and the Dinosaur Eggs
Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth · Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Sphinx
Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead
Overseas exclusives
Indiana Jones and the Feathered Serpent · Indiana Jones and the Longship of the Gods
Indiana Jones and the Gold of El Dorado · Indiana Jones and the Sword of Genghis Khan
Indiana Jones and the Lost People · Indiana Jones and the Secret of Easter Island
Indiana Jones and the Labyrinth of Horus · Indiana Jones and the Avalon Inheritance
Related
Young adult Indiana Jones novels · Timeline of novels
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