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ASA The Killing Zone: How & Why Pilots Die by Paul A. Craig Type_Piper Lance Available in fine art paperAviation safety is often a matter of learning from those who flew before us. In "The Killing Zone: How & Why Pilots Die," Paul A. Craig provides a sobering and essential look at the statistical dangers facing pilots today. The book focuses specifically on the critical window of experience, the first few hundred hours after earning a certificate, where a pilot's confidence often outpaces their actual skill level. By analyzing NTSB crash data, Craig