After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities novel Chapter 29

Sylvia's voice echoed throughout the whole plane.

A few seconds ago, the passengers were shouting and crying. But now, they all looked at Sylvia with wide eyes.

For a while, the plane fell into silence.

Everyone stared at her, bewitched by her convincing voice.

"Now please everyone do as I say. Stop moving around, sat in the seat, fasten the seat belt, and wear the oxygen mask. All the stewardesses, try your best to reassure and help the passengers. SouthStar Airlines spend a lot of money each year training you to be professional, so you can't panic like the passengers."

In the cockpit, Franklin was serious.

In the captain's uniform, he concentrated on piloting the plane.

His handsome face was serious and cold, with his eyes straight forward.

There were strong radar waves on the radar screen with large red areas. Only a very small area was yellow, and no area was green.

The onboard radar indicated a thunderstorm ahead.

It was almost the most dangerous to fly in such weather.

Red represented the thunderstorm area, yellow represented the middle-risk area, and green indicated safety.

But now, on the radar screen, nearly all the areas were red.

Franklin was clear that this indicated a wide range of thunderstorms.

"What should we do? Captain Franklin, what can we do now?" Cooper was nervous with sweat on his forehead.

He had flown with Franklin for a long time, but they had never been in such a situation before.

Cooper was shocked that Franklin remained unafraid and calm. After all, the plane was on the verge of an air crash!

"We must detour!"

Franklin said with a cold and solemn look.

His eyes were sharp, without any panic, as if there was nothing serious ahead.

"The airflow is so rapid that it is impossible to detour." Cooper was terrified out of his wits.

"Then ask for an extended range to detour." Franklin scanned the readings of the instruments. He had long turned off the autopilot.

Cooper steadied himself and began to request to take a detour, which was much farther than the norm.

The weather was unpredictable.

What was worse, the thunderstorms caused turbulence.

And the plane was bumping violently.

Franklin's decision was right.

Cooper began to apply for an extended range.

An air traffic controller quickly replied, "There is not enough space or position for 558X to devour."

Franklin immediately said to Cooper, "Request a higher altitude."

The controller replied at once, "Request approved. Please select the altitude."

Franklin's voice was cold and decisive. "2,000 feet!"

After the controller agreed, the plane began to ascend.