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Castle J., Flight into Danger — 1978

Captain Dunning had collapsed in the pilot's seat, but the voice at controls was calm: We are in distress... At least five passengers are sick. Both pilots are unconscious and in serious condition. My name is George Spenser. I am a passenger on this airplane. Correction: I was a passenger. I am now the pilot. What happened? Who was the new pilot? Would anyone reach the ground alive?

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Castle J., Flight into Danger — 1978 (Pan book)

Flight Into Danger is the story of Maple Leaf Air Charter Flight 714. It's a normal, everyday, routine flight, this time carrying a crowd of happy football fans - drinking, talking and placing extravagant bets on the outcome of the next day's game. Then suddenly as the airliner drones westward through the Canadian night, a fierce, unheralded terror strikes, and turns the peaceful, happy evening into a hideous nightmare. And on the ground hundred of miles away at Vancouver Airport, relatives, friends and lovers wait helplessly, silently and pray...

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