He found the book fascinating not just because things to do with aircraft interest him but because it was a clearly very personal and at times emotional account by the Captain and his wife of how the incident affected them as individuals and as a family. This was from a number of perspectives including how the company handled the incident, psychological issues relating to a "near death experience", how the press pursued them for information (literally driving them into hiding) and how fellow employees reacted to him after the incident.
In short he wasn’t able to put the book down.
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