she kept her eyes on the forward galley.
She had no intention of forcing her way into the cockpit or interfering with the crew. A passenger could not safely diagnose an engine failure from the cabin, and an experienced pilot would know better than to demand control of an unfamiliar aircraft without understanding the situation.
But she could communicate what she had observed.
And she could recognize when the crew’s situation might be deteriorating.
Within minutes, Chloe returned.
Her face had changed.
“Ma’am, the first officer said the pilots are
