a pilot’s reckoning
Jun 26, 2020
3 minutes
BY DON DONALDSON, ANTIGUA, GUATEMALA
ILLUSTRATION BY DANIEL LIÉVANO
I LEANED FORWARD in my pilot’s seat, straining to see any sign of the skies clearing in the distance. But there was nothing. I’d been flying my Cessna single-engine plane through thick dark clouds for more than an hour, across the length of Pennsylvania. The stress of navigating in “pea soup” was definitely getting to me. My wife, Chiqui, was next to me. Our young daughters, Almarie and Sissel, behind us. You’re putting their lives in danger,
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