A Dark Reflection

A tenacious journalist who returns home after a disastrous Middle East assignment and uses her local newspaper platform to chase an air-safety scoop. She suspects a cover-up and pursues sources, risking professional backlash to expose the truth. Her determination and skepticism drive the investigation forward.

A sharp, committed colleague who joins Helen in the investigation. She complements Helen with her own practical insights and moral clarity, helping to push the story when obstacles arise. She forms a crucial alliance in the pursuit of safety over silence.

A company officer at JASP Air who had been quietly probing safety concerns before his death. His investigation becomes a catalyst for the inquiry, suggesting a broader pattern of risk and resistance to disclosure. His absence underscores the risks faced by whistleblowers.

Director of JASP Air who uncovers the Flight 313 incident is not the first, and begins asking questions. He faces pressure from corporate interests while wrestling with a moral choice between profits and public safety. His stance signals a potential shift in the company’s approach to safety.

Owner of JASP Airlines who embodies the profit-first mindset. He embodies corporate denial and uses his influence to steer the company away from costly safety reforms. His role highlights the power of those who prioritize earnings over people.

Wife of David Morris and a flight attendant who becomes entwined in the investigation. She embodies the human cost of industry negligence and the pressure faced by families of those who speak out. Her involvement underscores the personal stakes of the safety debate.