While the book is quite interesting from a pilot's point of view it does lack proper sourcing when referring to FAA policies and/or airline policies and more. It reads like an essay from a university student who failed to grasp the notion of references.
Captain Waters unfortunately is " like a voice crying in the desert". His well written expose of the mismanagement of our Aviation Industry by FAA Officials never ( to this Day ) caught the interest of main stream media.
The latest book by the retired US Airways captain isn't any easier on the FAA than his previous works ... The 30,000-hour pilot ...
Captain Power-Waters, drawing on his vast experience in aviation...brings together facts and information concerning the truth about aviation safety and the failures made by the agency tasked with overseeing it-the FAA.
If you are interested in the inside story of the attack on America, how the Federal Aviation Administration contributed to it, how airport security is still a Joke, and how the FAA and airlines are fighting to extend the time a pilot is confined to the cockpit, then this is the book for you.Carl T.
Brian continues to do a job for all aviation by TELLING IT LIKE IT IS. This is over due in aviation.
An enthusiastic thumbs-up to Captain Brian Power-Waters, America's conscience on air safety. Danger in the Air pulls no punches and harbors no sacred cows...
