Synopsis

The humid air of a July evening in 1996 hung heavy as TWA Flight 800 departed John F. Kennedy Airport, bound for Paris with 230 passengers and crew. Moments after liftoff, the Boeing 747, a symbol of modern aviation, disintegrated in a sudden, devastating explosion, claiming all lives on board. Speculation swirled: bomb, missile, or a hidden flaw in its construction? To uncover the truth, the National Transportation Safety Board faced an unprecedented challenge – to meticulously reconstruct the