Awesome movie sending a wrong message!

Rating: 7/10 (31 January 2015)

Screenplay was perfect, acts were perfect, flight sequence was nothing short of masterpiece. I totally loved this movie, started to watch it 30 minutes past 12 in the midnight, I never hoped to watch all of it in one piece but I did, it really hooked me. But speaking from a pilot's point of view (Of course I do not fly commercial jets but the concept is the same), It was obvious that he drove the plane over it's mechanical limits on the pretext of getting it out of the storm faster but I strongly suspect that it was an over excitement caused by high dosage of Cocaine he sniffed to converse the alcohol effect, to be realistic, he put everyone's life in great danger by unnecessarily overriding the auto pilot and manually drive that show in first place. Now at the end of the movie we find out that a part in the tail section was worn off and was never changed, ran on that condition for almost 2 years, obviously a negligence from the airline but It is very likely that the speeding on ascent and put unnecessary pressure on the aircraft caused the already defected part to suddenly cease to work at that very same flight some 20 minutes later. Yes, he was skilled pilot, he managed to avoid an all out crash but also it was his fault in first place that the part ceased to function. His Alcohol and drug abuse led to his speeding on ascent, that put unnecessary pressure on the aircraft, as a result, already defected part ceased to function and catastrophe followed. So button line, he was not a hero, he just cleaned his own mess. He belonged to jail. The crash HAD EVERYTHING TO DO WITH HIS DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE. This is the thing that was never mentioned in the movie. Everyone accepted that the crash was act of God and some bad law driven feds were trying to convict a hero who saved 96 lives on pretext of him being intoxicated while piloting the plane. In that regard, movie was sending a wrong message so everything was awesome but the message was questionable.