Review: Malaysia Flight MH370 ~ Could the pilots possibly be heroes
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2014
Although it remains to be seen whether or not the theories presented in this book will end up being true, they do raise some very interesting questions. The author does a superb job of detailing the engineering aspects of the Boeing 777 and in doing so, provides the reader with various possibilities as to what transpired during this doomed flight.Instead of using sensationalism, John Choisser carefully discusses all of the known facts and points out in layman's terms exactly what could and what could not have gone wrong with this flight. It's his opinion that MH370 was doomed by fire or some other type of on board emergency that incapacitated the pilots.I have to give the author a lot of credit for publishing this book, especially since the ongoing investigation is virtually devoid of facts. In a situation like this, most of the books written to date are pretty much useless, since there are still no definitive answers as to what happened.Unlike other books that are written so quickly and that contain virtually no useful information, John Choisser presents some very plausible ideas, and does so in an extremely well written manner. It will be very interesting to see what transpires over the next few months or possibly years. No doubt, there will be hundreds of books written on the subject. At the moment, this one is above all the others in that it's written by an engineer who is very familiar with the Boeing 777, and he is able to write his opinions in a very intelligent way, but also in a way that anyone can understand.I truly hope that this airplane is found and that we learn exactly what happened to it. According to Choisser, the pilots are heroes. To me, that remains to be seen. I do, however give the author a great deal of credit for writing such an excellent appraisal of what's taken place to date.