Richard Bach’s left-in-the-air flight

American writer Richard Bach, whose works are mostly on flight, perhaps a strange coincidence, but he got in an aircrash and has been taken to hospital. The plane caught fire, but tourists managed to get the writer out. The poet’s condition, as reported by physicians, is stable.
When Bach was young, he served in the U.S. air force, and now, even though he is 76 years old, he doesn’t part from the sky. His world famous "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" is also about flight: the novel describes in details the “technology” of flying in the sky.