Ladies and gentlemen, buckle up because you are in for a real treat. It has been more than thirty years since David Hecl first sat in the cockpit. At that time, he was a little startled by the noise of the engine, and he hardly thought that one day he would be the one to bring the world's largest airliner to Prague. He was the first Czech to become a captain on an Airbus A380 in two global companies, Emirates and Korean Air. He visited dozens of countries, collected a lot of experiences, and now tries to answer everything you ever thought about flying in an engaging book interview. And maybe even something you never thought of. Why is a smooth landing not quite a good thing? Do pilots like applause? Why are there handcuffs on board and what is the ax for? When are passengers not told the whole truth? What kind of passengers were Prince Harry or Karel Gott? How are animals, organs, gold or human remains transported? Where do pilots sleep and what do they eat on a long flight? What is illegal on board and why is sex not allowed in the toilets? Serious and non-serious topics await you. Professional and layman. There will be turbulence, emergency landings, hijackings and health problems on board. Aviation connoisseurs and those who just enjoy flying will find something to suit them. And actually even those who are still afraid of him. The questions were asked by journalist Martin Moravec, whose previous book interview with neurosurgeon Vladimír Beneš was awarded in the Book of the Year poll.