Human Error

by Tom Casey

When a plane bound for Paris crashes, killing forty-five of the people on board, the personal and professional life of the pilot, Captain Hugo Price, comes under intense official strutiny, as both the government and Price himself try to determine if he is at fault for the fatal accident

Genres: Aviation

265 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 1996

Reviews

[Wayne]

Rather legthy book more concerned with the pilot's personal interactions, rather than details of the accident and subseqent investigation. Nice ending!

[Reza Eskandary]

Most poetic minimal Persian love-poems I've read in the years.