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Would you knowingly climb aboard a pilotless airliner, flown from airport to airport by computers and promoted by airline executives who would stop at nothing to make a buck? After all, it makes economic sense. Computers don't need rest, equal pay, and vacations.... they also don't break ranks and expose weaknesses in an airline's safety system. Courage is reading this book the night before flying somewhere commercially. John J. Nance Author, Pandora's Clock, 16 Souls, and 21 others Aviation Analyst ABC World News 737 Captain, Rtd I loved this novel, and feel like I have lived it. Truth is scarier than fiction, but no pilot should ever face what Darby Bradshaw did for reporting safety concerns. There are a few characters in this novel that belong in prison. Kathy McCullough, author of Ups and Downs, To The Edges of the World, and Breakfast in Narita. There's fiction and then there's fiction written by an author who actually lives in the complex and sometimes terrifying world of aviation she writes about. Karlene Petitt's Flight for Truth will make you think twice before you step on a plane again. Mike Lawson, Edgar nominated author of House Witness

Would you knowingly climb aboard a pilotless airliner, flown from airport to airport by computers and promoted by airline executives who would stop at nothing to make a buck? After all, it makes economic sense. Computers don't need rest, equal pay, and vacations.... they also don't break ranks and expose weaknesses in an airline's safety system. Courage is reading this book the night before flying somewhere commercially. John J. Nance Author, Pandora's Clock, 16 Souls, and 21 others Aviation Analyst ABC World News 737 Captain, Rtd I loved this novel, and feel like I have lived it. Truth is scarier than fiction, but no pilot should ever face what Darby Bradshaw did for reporting safety concerns. There are a few characters in this novel that belong in prison. Kathy McCullough, author of Ups and Downs, To The Edges of the World, and Breakfast in Narita. There's fiction and then there's fiction written by an author who actually lives in the complex and sometimes terrifying world of aviation she writes about. Karlene Petitt's Flight for Truth will make you think twice before you step on a plane again. Mike Lawson, Edgar nominated author of House Witness

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