In "Ocean Flying," Louise Sacchi takes us on a breathtaking journey across the vast, unpredictable waters that separate continents, not by sea, but through the air. With the skill of a seasoned aviator and the heart of a poet, Sacchi recounts her daring flights over the Atlantic and Pacific, challenging both the elements and societal expectations. This memoir is not just a tale of navigation and survival against the odds; it is a testament to the human spirit's unyielding quest for adventure and discovery. Sacchi's narrative weaves together the technicalities of cross-ocean flying with vivid descriptions of the world from above, revealing the earth's immense beauty and the exhilarating freedom of the skies. "Ocean Flying" is as much an intimate diary of personal transformation as it is an epic saga of the skies. Sacchi's pioneering spirit shines through each page, capturing the essence of what it means to break free from the confines of the ordinary and soar into the realm of the extraordinary. Through her eyes, we experience the thrill of solo navigation above endless water, the solitude of the cockpit, and the camaraderie found in the remote corners of the world. This book is an invitation to explore the limits of our own horizons and to rediscover the wonder of the world anew, propelled by the dreams and determination of a remarkable aviator.