Visibility—zero

Visibility—Zero, written by Myron M. Stearns and published in 1987, is a short story that explores the challenges faced by early aviation pilots. The narrative follows pilot Slip Crager as he navigates treacherous weather conditions while transporting a desperate passenger, Webber, who is eager to reach his ailing wife. This work highlights the tension between personal ambition, duty, and the inherent dangers of flight, raising questions about courage and responsibility in the face of adversity.