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“Flying Blind” delves into the intricate world of aviation, blending investigative journalism with compelling storytelling. This non-fiction work, penned by acclaimed journalist Peter Robison, unravels the series of corporate missteps and regulatory failures that led to the Boeing 737 Max disasters. Through meticulous research and interviews, Robison exposes the tension between profit and safety, offering a gripping narrative that questions the integrity of modern aviation practices. This eye-opening account is essential for readers interested in corporate ethics, aviation history, and the human cost of industrial oversight.