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Arthur Hailey's background in working within the industry really shines through. I'm curious how much of the story was based on real events or insights.

The themes of corruption and power seem even more intense in our current climate. How do you think the book's messages resonate with modern readers?

The story builds tension without rushing, which makes the stakes feel high but realistic. I wonder if Hailey planned it this way from the start.