"Into Thin Air" is a non-fiction book by Jon Krakauer that recounts the disastrous 1996 climbing season on Mount Everest. The narrative details the experiences of climbers from various expeditions, including Rob Hall's Adventure Consultants team, as they face extreme weather conditions and personal challenges during their ascent. The book explores themes of ambition, risk, and the allure of climbing the world's highest peak. It also examines the impact of commercialization on Everest expeditions and the ethical dilemmas faced by climbers and guides in life-and-death situations.