最高危機

Crichton explores how profit motives can overshadow safety in air travel. I wonder if this still feels relevant today or if it was a reflection of the time it was written.

The technical jargon added authenticity but sometimes slowed down the story. Did others find it immersive or overwhelming?

Airplanes and flight safety are high-stakes settings that naturally create suspense. I'm curious if the author had a personal interest or specific events in mind.