Synopsis

Each flight demands a leap of faith from those who board, placing their well-being in the capable hands of the pilots at the controls. Though rigorously trained to manage countless emergencies, it is frequently not mechanical failure, but rather failings of character – impatience, arrogance, or outright incompetence – that ultimately pave the road to disaster. These flaws, compounded by tension within the cockpit, have contributed to some of aviation's most harrowing tragedies. Consider, for exa