Flights is not a novel with a traditional linear plot, but rather a tightly woven collection of narratives, reflections, and fragmentary stories, often described as a "constellation" or mosaic novel. Its central themes revolve around travel, movement, and the anatomy of the human body in the 21st century.
Flights is a book that demands the reader actively interpret and piece together its fragments, offering a unique and thought-provoking reading experience about the meaning of home, settling, and the nature of human existence in perpetual motion.