<p><strong>The Crash Of MH370&nbsp;</strong>may well be one those ground breaking accidents that change our way of thinking. The paperback version of the Kindle bestseller,&nbsp;this book is an analysis of the mystery that is the missing Malaysian Airlines 777, and one of the&nbsp;first to be published after the search concluded.&nbsp;</p><p><br />
Unlike previous books about the ghost plane written by well-meaning amateur pilots and journalists, the author is an industry insider; an A380 captain with similar experience to the missing pilot.&nbsp;</p><p><br />
It examines the facts, who&rsquo;s who, the flight and search. The latter half dispels the various theories, provides the author&rsquo;s best guess as to what happened and delivers a list of thirteen urgent recommendations for the industry.&nbsp;<br />
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Rarely do we hear from people within this industry. From pilots and air traffic controllers to crash investigators, their employment contracts stipulate: no media.</p><p><br />
That James Nixon has chosen to publish this book within months of his retirement means we are given a rare chance to peek behind the cockpit door.&nbsp;<br />
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