They had a textbook takeoff, clear weather, and a reliable aircraft, so why did the engine cut out?

Moments later, the second engine stopped and the plane went down, crashing into a church and killing nearly everyone on board.

It was August 17, 1974, and Virginia Airlines had lost its flagship. Originally blamed on a collision with a flock of geese, the crash was later declared a fault of maintenance procedures. As head of the mechanical team, Thomas Wright knew this couldn't be true. He soon discovers that whatever brought down that plane was much more dangerous than a few birds. From the halls of FBI headquarters to the underworld of the Colombian drug cartel, his investigation uncovers a plot that puts his own life, and the future of the company, on the line....