CPT Jeremy Meyer has 22 years in the cockpit.
He is also, by every account, the most dramatic pilot in the history of commercial aviation.
Somewhere over the Gulf, seven critical systems went offline at the same moment. The cockpit door sealed automatically. Jeremy’s transmissions to the cabin started normal enough — then took a turn.
Nobody in first class is entirely sure he knows what he’s doing.
What they do know is this: somewhere in this cabin are the bypass controls that can restore the systems Jeremy needs to land this plane. He can’t get to them from the cockpit. You can’t get to him.
You’re going to have to work together.
Jeremy is still talking. You’ll hear him when you get inside. Whether that makes you feel better or worse is hard to say.
Can you find the bypasses before time runs out?
Can you talk Jeremy through what he needs?
Can you trust him to do his part?
