Flight 214 departs Lagos for Abuja on a routine 55-minute journey. But twenty minutes in, the unthinkable happens: both pilots are locked out of the cockpit, the autopilot is unresponsive, and no one is answering from within.

Panic simmers in the cabin. A teenage tech prodigy begins probing the aircraft's systems. A covert intelligence agent quietly sends an alert. The crew scrambles for answers while an off-course trajectory takes the plane over international borders—and into radar silence.

As fear ripples through 150 passengers—among them a grieving civil servant, a corrupt official, a secret whistleblower, and girls caught in a dangerous game—the truth begins to unravel. This isn't just a malfunction. It's a crisis born of betrayal, ego, and systemic failure.
With fuel running out, a boy must crawl through the aircraft's steel spine to reach an emergency override panel hidden in the ceiling. Survival will depend not on hierarchy or hardware—but on courage, memory, and truth.
That Ghost Flight to Abuja is a gripping aviation thriller that blends suspense, emotional depth, and socio-political insight. Perfect for fans of The Silent Patient, Flight 232, and Beasts of No Nation, this is a story of how people—at 35,000 feet—face the failures of the ground below.