ApexNews
Return to Main
Book

Aloha Flight 243

2008

Synopsis

Aloha Flight 243 by Henry S. Arii is an important book with an important message: the world's airways are not safe. This detailed narrative describes the infamous flight two decades ago, in which one flight attendant lost her life and an industry should have begun taking notice of a dangerous development and trend in air safety. Written matter-of-factly, and as straightforward as the clues from a black box, the maintenance investigator turned author provides a professional critique of the National Transportation Safety Board and their decision-making process during the investigation and hearing of the 1988 incident.

Suggested Reading

The Mile High Club: Confessions of a Private Jet Flight Attendant

Does money make you a good person? Hint: It doesn’t. The Mile High Club peeks inside the audacious reality of billionaires, millionaires, celebrities, and the industry that enables them—all at forty thousand feet. This book is a firsthand collection of true stories about the private jet industry ...

View Details

Rise of the Rainbow Warriors: Ten Unforgettable Years of University of Hawaii Football

In the summer of 1977, first-time head coach Dick Tomey and his staff cobbled together a team of local boys and mainland recruits just weeks before the start of the season and launched a pivotal new era in University of Hawaii football. The Tomey era was a game changer—from the first improbable seas...

Purchase on Amazon View Details

We use cookies to improve your experience on our website. By continuing to browse, you accept our Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy.