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Airframe
The blurb on the back of the book is misleading. Although I found the story to be interesting and suspenseful, it is not about corruption and bad practices or even danger in the air industry (which comes off very well in the story) but about problems in the media (in that they take an incident and c ... (continue)
The blurb on the back of the book is misleading. Although I found the story to be interesting and suspenseful, it is not about corruption and bad practices or even danger in the air industry (which comes off very well in the story) but about problems in the media (in that they take an incident and completely reinterpret, re-framing it using little more than rumour and embellished fact).
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