Six months ago, First Officer Ava fought to regain control of Flight 217 at 30,000 feet, saving 185 lives.
Six months later, she walked into federal court in handcuffs.
The passengers accused her of disobeying orders, taking control without authorization, and even causing a passenger’s death. Worse, Ryan, the captain she’d loved for five years, her own brother Liam, and the entire crew took the stand against her, pinning everything on Ava.
Every piece of evidence painted her as a reckless woman who risked hundreds of lives just to save her boyfriend’s career.
But Ava had lost the most crucial memories of the crash.
Then the court played the newly recovered black box recording.
After the explosion, only one voice was heard in the cockpit. Ava’s.
And the captain the world had hailed as a hero?
He never answered her. Not once.
