Free Fall (2016)
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She was perched on a stool at the desk, shoulder-to-shoulder with two other panelists, Cal Marshall, a former NTSB investigator, and Stuart Shore, a retired commercial airline pilot, now an air security consultant.
“We’re just four people discussing commercial air security,” said Reese Baker, the CTNB moderator, after glancing up from the monitor under the glass desktop. “Forget the cameras and talk to me like you’re talking to neighbors over the back fence.”
“Twenty seconds, everyone!” ...a voice called out.
“Kate, that was a great article yesterday. Excellent.” Reese smiled.
Kate’s story had explored the president’s security promise of remote-control technology, but it had also raised the fear of its use against commercial airliners. She’d set it within the context of the Shikra crash at Heathrow and the EastCloud incident at LaGuardia.
Working closely with Chuck, and never mentioning the two threatening emails they believed were sent by Zarathustra, Kate had produced a nuanced article, a “situational,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was perched on a stool at the desk, shoulder-to-shoulder with two other panelists, Cal Marshall, a former NTSB investigator, and Stuart Shore, a retired commercial airline pilot, now an air security consultant.
“We’re just four people discussing commercial air security,” said Reese Baker, the CTNB moderator, after glancing up from the monitor under the glass desktop. “Forget the cameras and talk to me like you’re talking to neighbors over the back fence.”
“Twenty seconds, everyone!” ...a voice called out.
“Kate, that was a great article yesterday. Excellent.” Reese smiled.
Kate’s story had explored the president’s security promise of remote-control technology, but it had also raised the fear of its use against commercial airliners. She’d set it within the context of the Shikra crash at Heathrow and the EastCloud incident at LaGuardia.
Working closely with Chuck, and never mentioning the two threatening emails they believed were sent by Zarathustra, Kate had produced a nuanced article, a “situational,”
What to read after Free Fall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rick Mofina to read onlineMoreLess
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