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(Music)

(Music)

(Music)

(Airplane sounds)

(Background voices of crowds talking)

Welcome to JFK International Airport.

Flight 1607

from Nantucket will now depart from Gate 11A.

(Background voices of crowds)

Oh, excuse me.

Sorry.

Hello?

Hi Mom.

Chloe, welcome home!

You are home right?

Yep, safe and sound.

Your brother has been bouncing off the walls.

Aww, I can't wait to see him.

So is everything set for Dad's surprise party?

Um, Honey, I'm afraid your dad's not gonna be here

when you get home.

What?

Why not?

Mom, what happened?

(Sighs) He got called in to work.

Did you tell him I was coming?

Yeah, Honey, I, I did.

But... they called this morning and...

What's his flight?

Um... It's, ah, London.

335... Honey, he's really sorry.

Tell Raymie I'll be home before supper.

(Heavy sigh)

(Voices in the background continue)

Thank you.

There you go. Thanks.

Thank you.

Love it, here you go. Yeah.

You must feel like you've seen it all.

You seem to be in the middle of a new disaster every time I turn

on the news.

Well, what is the old adage?

Ah... it's a dirty job, but someone's gotta do it.

Can I ask you a question Mr. Williams?

Yeah, sure.

Do you read the Bible?

Well... I'm guessing not as often as you do.

Well, Matthew 24, Verse 7 says that there shall be famines,

pestilence and earthquakes in diverse places.

All of these things, the disasters, the wars, they are

all signs.

So God knew that all these things were going to happen?

Honey, God knows everything.

So then why doesn't He do something?

I mean, He is God right?

Couldn't He stop the flood if He wanted to?

Maybe send a little rain to stop a famine.

It's a fallen world.

God created it perfect and we destroyed it with the first sin.

Who destroyed it?

Me?

You?

Him?

The Lord works... ... in mysterious ways, I know.

But somehow people keep believing that He loves them.

Now that is mysterious.

Sorry to interrupt.

Attention Terminal: now boarding Flight 209...

(Music)

Going my way?

I enjoyed your speech.

Yeah, sorry about that.

No, don't be.

That was really good.

I'm assuming it's not your first time making it.

Well, first time out loud.

Cameron Williams.

Buck, to my friends.

I'm, ah, I'm Chloe Steele.

Chloe, to my friends.

So, you're in college?

Wow, that investigative journalism really pays off.

I just wanted to say thank you for

rescuing me from that nutty lady.

Well, thank my mom.

She's who I've been rehearsing for.

Oh is she...pretty... ... nutty?

(Uncomfortable sigh) Actually, I was looking through the

thesaurus on my phone this morning and I've decided to go

with wacko.

Wacko.

Mmmhmm.

I like that word.

(Laughs) Wacko.

Can I buy you a coffee?

Mmm, no.

No, I'm fine.

Come on.

What if I throw in one of those fantastic little boxes with the

strawberry jam?

Oh my gosh.

Wow.

That is, that's tempting.

Yes.

Mmmhmm.

But, I'm, I'm waiting for someone and he should be here

any minute.

Ahhh.

My dad.

I flew home to surprise him for his birthday,

but something came up, so...

(Laughing)

I can't wait to... Did you steal my hat?

You're killing me. (Laughing) Oh, you're slaying me.

Well, have a safe flight.

Hi Sweetheart!

Hi!

Oh... Hey... What are you doing here?

Well, I came home to surprise you on your birthday.

Honey, I just got called in.

There's no way I can get out of this now.

Yep, that's what Mom said.

I wish you would have told me you were coming.

Wait, you... you're Cameron Williams.

Holy cow.

(Laughs) So, so you two... Oh, we just met.

Hi. It's a pleasure, Captain.

Ray.

Well, I'm gonna let you two catch up.

Yeah.

And, ah, it was really nice to meet you Chloe.

You look great.

Thank you.

Let's talk.

How's school?

It's good. Good.

It's good, yep.

(clears throat) (sighs) What?

You know the first thing I thought when Mom told me you

weren't gonna be home?

That you'd left.

No.

I mean really left.

Just packed up your bags, slammed the doors, squealed the

tires, and just drove off.

Your mom and I are fine, Chloe.

It's okay.

I don't blame you.

You don't blame me for what?

For running away.

But I didn't run away.

You said you thought I ran away.

Who's that girl?

What girl?

That flight attendant?

The beautiful, blond one?

Flight attendant.

I work with dozens of flight attendants.

Don't even know her name.

If this were a year ago, you know, before Mom drank the

Kool-Aid, you'd be home right now.

We would all be home, like a family or something.

Chloe, I- I think you know that mom and I got married when we

were both very young and the changes that a person goes

through between 20 and 50 are enormous.

She's just doing what she believes is right and maybe you

should cut her some slack.

Me?

What about you?

I mean, you're the one on your way to London.

You're the one who has not been home since Christmas.

I have school.

And I have a job.

I just feel like she's always trying to

shove it down my throat.

I know.

I know- look, I know that this past year has been something of

an a-, of an adjustment, but she's your mother and I think it

would be good if you, no, if we both,

could be a little more supportive.

Bet you miss her.

Yes, I do.

But hey, if she's gonna run off with another man, why not Jesus,

huh?

Where's your ring?

It's in my car.

I never wear it when I fly.

Chloe, your mom means the world to me.

I'm not gonna do anything to mess that up, okay?

I have to go.

We'll talk when I get back.

Not gonna be here when you get back.

But you're gonna be back home again soon, right?

Here.

Car's in the usual spot.

And go easy on Mom.

She'll come around.

I love you.

JFK Passenger Whitlow,

please pick up the nearest courtesy phone.

JFK Passenger Whitlow,

please pick up the nearest courtesy phone.

(Sighs) You okay?

Oh.

Yeah.

Yep.

I'm fine.

Excuse us.

Stop!

Investigative journalist, remember?

Right.

Yeah.

Thanks.

So?

Just a little disappointed, that's all.

This was a big deal to me.

All of us together, having a good time.

Well, I'm sure he would have stayed if he could.

Mmm.

So the turkey, uh, vulture comes up to the gate and drops two

dead rabbits onto the floor.

And the flight attendant says, "I'm sorry, you're only allowed

one carry-on." (laughing) I'm sorry, Captain, that's bad.

Hattie thought it was funny.

Well, if you have any more bad jokes you can come and find me.

Hey Marcus-- they get that computer problem figured out?

Negative that Pan Con; apparently some of the equipment

on the flight deck is out dated.

Yeah, and you have me flying east.

In six hours time, I'll be nine hours older.

Do that for about six years and maybe you'll catch up to me.

Happy Birthday, buddy.

Have a good flight.

Thanks.

Welcome to JFK International Airport.

Sounds like that's all your mom talks about.

It seems like it sometimes.

How does someone see an earthquake on the news and then

try to convince everyone that it's a good thing?

Does that even make sense to you?

The day after the tsunami and there was this one woman,

Medina, and she lost three of her four children in that wave,

dragged out to sea while she watched.

It was all she could do to hold onto a tree, and a six week old

baby in her arms.

Yeah, but she was so sure that God had saved her and the baby,

that she went straight to her knees and she thanked Him.

Did she thank Him for killing the others?

She didn't get the chance.

That night she refused to (pause) leave for the

evacuation.

I mean after all, God was watching over her.

And?

Mud slide.

Buried the whole village under ten feet of slime.

How do people see something like that and just. If you look hard

enough, you'll see whatever it is that you're looking for.

Now, you might have to ignore a lot of other things to do it,

and one of them might be the truth.

And what about you?

What did you see in that village?

I saw a lot of people who had lost everything

that had ever mattered.

Did you ask why?

I know why.

A tsunami.

You know what I mean.

(laughing) Then no, no I didn't.

If you have to find a reason for something like that to happen

then... Well, you might end up yelling strangers in the

airport.

(laughs) Ohhh.

Love that laugh.

Oh no.

(laughs) What?

Oh, I was just thinking about Ray's joke.

That guy cracks me up.

Ray?

You mean Captain Steele?

Only in front of other people.

(gasps) Really?

Well, no. So you two are...

Not yet.

But we're planning on spending some time together in London.

Really?

Why didn't you tell me?

Hey wait-- where are you going?

Ah, some details please.

Mmhmm.

I really needed someone to talk to today.

Thank you.

I'm gonna call you from London.

Really?

Mr. Williams, I need you to board now.

Well, I gotta make sure you don't forget about me, alright?

Right. Right.

Well I'm sure you have a girl in every airport,

do you call all of them?

None of them actually.

Chloe!

Oh hi, Jim.

I got these tickets for your dad.

They're for tomorrow night.

U2.

Mmmhmmm Wow!

(Whistles) Those can't be easy to get?

You're telling me.

Took two weeks to find these things.

Two weeks.

Mmhmm

Chloe, I'm sorry.

Mr. Williams, please.

I'm coming, I'm sorry.

Um, Chloe I...

Will you give these to my dad please?

Of course.

(Sighs) You.

Excuse me, here you go.

Thank you.

Mr. Williams, please.

Sorry!

Excuse me, Captain.

Chloe asked me to give you this.

Hey, you're the GWN guy right?

GWN guy, yeah, that's me.

Cameron Williams, Chris Smith.

Hey, nice to meet you.

Good to meet you.

Welcome aboard PanCon Flight 2-5-7 to London.

Flight time today will be six hours and thirty minutes.

Thank you and enjoy your flight.

So, you get her number?

Come on, I saw you two in the lounge about an hour ago.

And now you just happen to be the last person

getting on the plane.

And to think, I could have spent the last hour with you instead.

I don't know why you on-camera guys

are always the ones that get the girls.

Maybe because we don't walk around looking

like a dress rehearsal for Glee.

(Laughs) You know, I'll let you have that one.

Only as a thank you though for hooking a

brother up with first class.

Ah, no need to thank me.

But the guy you were gonna sit beside back there,

now he should.

(Background voices as people get settled on the plane)

I know you.

Look, George.

It's Frank Sinatra.

What's that?

It's Frank... Oh, listen, George.

We're home.

Home?

We're not home.

Sometimes he gets a bit confused.

Good afternoon.

This is your captain, Rayford Steele, on flight PanCon 2-5-7.

The weather conditions are reported to be good, so it will

be a nice smooth flight all the way to London.

Please sit back and enjoy our excellent service.

We will be serving complimentary drinks and snacks shortly, so

please sit back and relax.

No, Johnny, you don't have to tell them anything.

Just do what you do best.

Stall 'em.

But if you see one thing that makes you think they smell an

acquisition-- ditch it all.

Please turn off and stow away all electronic devices.

Thank you.

Look, I left the company jet in Houston, I'll be in London with

the papers signed before they know I'm gone.

Well go, get, adios, do it.

Please turn off and stow away all electronic devices.

PanCon 2-5-7, you are cleared for takeoff.

Chloe! Chloe!

Hey! Come here!

Oh gosh-- oh my goodness-- you're so big.

Okay.

Did you get me anything at the airport?

Well, you'll just have to wait and see.

All right, check it out in there- see what you got.

The brand new baseball glove that I've been asking for.

No way.

Mom!

Chloe's here.

Mom- Chloe's here!

She's here, Mom.

Hi, Honey!

Hi.

Oh my gosh.

Oh, you look beautiful.

Oh.

Wow.

So, um, can I get you something to drink?

Yeah, yeah.

Sure.

Mom, Chloe got me a brand new baseball glove, see?

Six hours to London.

We'll be laughing at that soon.

The hyperjet, it'll change everything.

Oh yeah?

Why's that?

The defense department... Did you say the defense department?

Yeah.

It seems they've been developing a new jet.

Okay?

It'll carry 300 passengers at mach 40.

New York to London in six minutes.

Six minutes?

Six minutes.

That's pretty fast.

Yeah.

Personally, I think they're lying.

Yeah, I think that's a good guess.

There's, there's no way they developed it themselves.

I'm guessing they reverse engineered it from something

else.

Probably something from Area 51.

Yeah.

Scotch please!

So was your dad surprised?

Yeah, yeah I'd say he was.

Must've meant a lot to him.

He seemed very upset that he had to leave.

I could tell.

So how was your flight?

It was good.

Yeah, it was good.

And school?

It's fine.

Hey, you'll, uh, you'll never guess who I met at the airport.

Buck Williams.

Or, sorry, Cameron Williams.

From the news?

Yeah!

Really?

Mmhmm.

Did you get a chance to talk to him?

I did, actually, and he is... he's a great guy.

Um, just so happens to be gorgeous.

(Irene & Chloe laugh) I told him you were a fan.

Oh!

Mmhmm.

Yeah, oh, and by the way, you're not the only one who thinks

every earthquake could be the end of the world.

Some crazy lady cornered him in the airp...

That's not how I meant that.

Anyway, um, he's a great guy.

Chloe, Honey, I don't mean to push.

I know it must feel that way.

I just want you to understand.

This is important to me and so are you.

I just want you to be ready.

Ready for what?

Ne...Nevermind.

Can we just talk without you cutting me off?

Mom, I just got here.

I'm not really up for a heavy conversation.

Okay sure, but just hear me out.

Just a little.

(Sighs) I've been praying for you to come home.

And I believe that that is why God brought you here.

What did you say?

God brought me home?

God did not bring me home.

I brought me home.

I bought the ticket, I got on the flight-- God had nothing to

do with it.

And let me ask you something, if God brought me home for Dad's

birthday, then why did he let him fly off to London?

Maybe because it's important for us to talk.

I don't think so.

One thing I do know for sure, God is the reason Dad is not

here right now.

Chloe!

Be right back.

Can I give you a hand with your bag?

Did I ask for a hand?

I, I can put it on top for you.

Yeah, so could I.

What are you looking at?

You wanna ask me a question?

Wanna know how I drive?

Maybe where I buy my clothes?

How do I reach the urinal?

What's a urinal?

That's my dad.

He plays football.

That's nice, kid.

He's gonna be on TV tomorrow if his throwing arm's all better.

Your dad plays ball on TV?

What team?

Gooooo Jets!

Oh, what's wrong with his arm?

Cozmo, he's my dog.

He knocked Daddy off the hammock.

Oh really?

Daddy was so mad, he pushed Cozmo in the pool.

Katie!

What did I tell you about bothering the other passengers?

Sorry.

So, you're a bettin' man.

Yep!

You gonna give the kid a cut?

Her dad's P.K. Carvell.

I doubt she needs the money.

Where are you going?

Out.

Can I come?

(Sighs) Raymie, not now.

Please!

All right.

Get your stuff.

Awesome.

Can we go to the mall?

Yes, we can.

I heard there's an 80% off sale at GameStop.

(Laughs)

Do you think Mom's crazy?

What?

No, no- I was just upset.

Dad said Pastor Bruce was washing her brain.

Oh, that's, that's just a joke.

It is?

I don't get it.

Neither do I.

So this must kinda suck.

What's that?

Having to fly on your birthday.

Well, you gotta pay the bills right?

So how long's Chloe in town?

Well, looks like smooth sailin'.

I think I'll stretch my legs and see how the crew's doing.

(Music)

Excuse me.

Raymie?

What are you trying to do, scare me to death?

Come on!

Can I have it?

No!

It's only a few hundred dollars.

No

I got 'em.

Oh.

Oh!

I am gonna find a way to pay you back.

What's wrong?

Nothing.

I, I just thought that the seats would be a

little closer to the stage.

Oh.

Coffee?

Mmhmm.

We'll go over there. You just stick...

She'll be okay.

Huh?

Mom.

She still wears that necklace, you know?

The one you made her.

She never takes it off.

They're gonna be all right, right?

Mom and Dad.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Of course.

Dad just got called into work, there's nothing he could do,

okay?

Did Dad tell you about my game?

Are you kidding me?

You're all we talked about.

He said that you were the greatest baseball player in the

whole world.

And you know what?

What?

He's right.

I love you.

I missed you, buddy.

(Gasps).

Andy! Andy!

(Big scream)

(Voices of panic)

(Screams) Katie!

Help. Katie!

Please sit down.

Have you seen my daughter?!

Please sit down.

Have you seen her?

I don't know where she is!

I need you to sit down. Please sit down.

Chris, let me in!

Chris. Chris...

Raymie!

Where is she?

Sit down and put your seatbelt on.

Please, everyone put your seatbelts on now.

Please.

Please put your seatbelts on.

Hey!

(Background noise of panicked people,

crowd talking and pleading.)

Everyone sit down.

(People panicking)

My baby!

I'm going to find out what's going on.

Who's coming with me?

I'll go with you.

Let's go-- get some answers.

I want to see this captain.

Hey! Please.

I want to see the captain!

Stop! Please! Sir!

I want to see the captain!

No!

Attention.

This is the captain.

Get off me!

This is the captain.

All passengers, take your seats immediately.

Stop!

Please I need you to take your seats.

Open this door!

We're experiencing a decompression.

Return to your seats and put on your oxygen masks.

Please return to your seats.

This is nonsense.

This is crazy.

(Background yelling and panic noises)

Come on!

Stop!

Stop!

This is PanCon 2-5-7, we have an emergency.

This is PanCon 2-5-7, we have an emergency.

Mayday.

Mayday.

This is PanCon heavy 2-5-7.

Acknowledge?

I dropped the pressure to get them to sit; it's okay now.

Everyone on this plane is scared to death.

I really need you to step up here, Hattie.

Can you do that?

Yeah.

I'm going to say something to the passengers.

Watch the flight deck.

Okay.

Hello.

I'm Captain Steele.

I need you to remain in your seats with your seatbelts

fastened, but you can now remove your oxygen masks.

What's going on?

My kids.

Where are my kids?

I know you all want answers and believe me so do I, and I'll do

my best to get them, but right now, I have to do my job so that

we're all safe.

Safe?

Safe from what?

Sit down!

Safe from our own panic, which is the biggest threat to this

plane right now.

Now, I'm going to ask the flight attendants to do a head count-

whatever happens to those people, we'll find them.

I haven't been able to reach anyone yet so I, I don't know if

this... event was isolated to our aircraft or if others in the

area have been affected.

But I promise, as soon as I have something to tell you, I will.

That's it?

What?

Raymie?!

I understand, I will.

Just a minute please...I will.

Kimmy... Oh God.

Kimmy.

Oh God, Kimmy's gone.

Ray what is happening?

Hattie... (Gasps/cries) Hattie.

You've gotta pull yourself together.

Just hold me, just hold me.

Hattie, Hattie- Hattie- look at me.

Look at me.

We're trained for emergencies and we're gonna do our jobs.

Okay.

But I'm on my own up here.

So I really need you to focus, all right?

Okay?

Okay.

Now, listen.

I want you to go back and do a full check of the manifest.

Let's at least find out who they are,

and how many of them are missing.

Okay.

All right?

Okay.

Ray, I'm scared.

Aren't you?

I will be.

As soon as I have time.

Please, please help me, no one will help me.

My baby, she's gone, she's six months old.

No one will help me.

I'm sorry.

Help me! Why...

This is Cameron Williams reporting

from PanCon Flight 2-5-7.

We're somewhere over the Atlantic, heading for London,

about ah, three hours from JFK.

Something... impossible just took place on this plane.

Ma'am... can you tell me what you saw?

I don't know.

My kids they're just gone, they just disappeared.

What we're you doing when it happened?

Nothing!

I just was sitting here, I thought that maybe I'd fallen

asleep and I'd drop her or something, that maybe I was

screaming, I don't know...

As unbelievable as this may sound

people from all over this... plane have simply vanished...

leaving their clothes and all their personal possessions,

everything else...

Hey!

Hey that's my brother's!

Nooo!

Oh no.

Miss?

Are you okay?

It's okay.

It's okay.

This isn't it.

It can't be.

This isn't what?

No, I know what's going on here.

What do you know?

Okay.

It's a bad trip... You've had them before.

It's not gonna last forever.

Hello?

Can anyone hear me?

Hey, hey, hey.

It's all right.

Let's get you in your seat.

There we go.

Get you buckled in.

All right?

You said that you knew what happened.

None of this is happening.

It's okay, we're gonna get through this.

All right?

You're right.

None of this happening.

Nope.

I want you to relax okay, sit back, relax, try and get some

sleep.

Can you tell me what you saw?

I saw the same thing you did.

Doesn't look any different from down here.

Look, come on.

Anything strange before the people vanished?

A flash, a sound, anything?

Nah.

What about there?

Who was that?

I don't know, some guy.

Anything unusual about that guy?

Look pal, there's something unusual about all of us here.

Get that thing out of my face.

Come on.

Hi, this is the Steele household.

Please leave your name and number

Mom! Mom, please pick up the phone,

I don't know what's going on.

Raymie... if you went home and you can hear me right now,

I need you to listen, okay?

I know that you're scared, and I'm scared, too, but I really

need you to pick up the phone.

I need you to let me know that you're okay.

I need to hear your voice.

I love you guys.

I think what we should all be doing right now,

is, is saying a prayer.

A prayer?

A prayer to who?

To God.

Whose God?

Yours or mine?

Just to God.

You wanna know what I think?

No.

Attention passengers, since we haven't reached the halfway

point, I'm turning back to New York.

We'll be at JFK in a little over three hours.

Sorry, sorry, sorry.

Who's in there? Who's in there?

Raymie?!

Woah, woah, woah, woah, Miss-- back up, back up.

Not here. Not here. Go around.

Nobody's been down this street.

All right. Calm down.

Hi, this is Irene Steele...

You okay? Did you do the count?

I tried, but most of them aren't even sitting in their seats.

Most of them aren't even sitting at all.

They're scared, Ray.

We're all scared.

Well let's hope what whatever it was doesn't happen again.

(Alarm)

What's that?

Charlie one five eight one, this is PanCon two five seven,

do you copy?

Charlie fifteen eighty one, we have an emergency situation

repeat, we have an...

Charlie fifteen eighty-one,

this is PanCon 2-5-7, do you copy?

Charlie fifteen eighty-one you are approaching our flight path.

We have an emergency situation.

Traffic Alert.

You're approaching our flight path.

Get out there and prep the cabin!

Now!

Traffic alert.

Climb.

All passengers take your seats and put your seat belts on

immediately.

Increase climb.

Charlie fifteen eighty-one, you are in our airspace.

I am climbing 1000 feet.

That is one zero zero zero feet.

(Plane is filled with exclamations of panic.)

Mayday. This is PanCon 2-5-7.

We have been involved in a collision.

Charlie fifteen eighty-one is down.

Our coordinates are.Four seven. This is an emergency situation...

We have a plane down, we need search and rescue.

Repeat, this is an emergency.

Come on there has to be someone out there.

What is wrong with you?

You really believe a group of terrorists could develop a

weapon like this?

We are not talking about a car bomb.

If this was a weapon, it's not from this planet.

What exactly are you saying?

I'm just saying, maybe they, they were abducted.

Aliens?

Come on.

Can you believe this guy?

Hey-- watch your head.

All right.

Slowly.

All right-- you in the front.

All right.

Let's get outta here.

Is everyone okay?

That other plane, did it lose people?

I don't know.

Your camera; I need you to take a picture

of the wing for the captain.

Sir, sir, out of the way.

Move back. Excuse me.

Raymie!

Let this guy through, he's hurt!

Raymie?!

Medical Staff needed in south wing.

Dr. Brandon needed in O.R.

Nurses station three-east pickup extension 1-7.

Okay.

Here's what I could get.

Looks like we came about six inches from losing the wing.

And the spoiler's gone.

What does that mean?

It's just going to be a little tougher to slow down when we get

home.

The main runway at JFK's long enough.

Good thing we didn't hit the tail.

I guess it's our lucky day.

They're all gone.

Not just the babies, the older kids, too.

Are you sure?

I'm looking for my brother.

I heard some doctors talking a while ago.

It's not just here; it's everywhere.

All over the world.

They said no one's seen a single kid since it happened.

We've either damaged some of our computer sensors or... Cameron,

I've lost the autopilot, can you go to the very back and check if

you can see if there's any liquid spraying out from the

wing?

Liquid?

You mean fuel.

I'm going to take us up a few thousand feet.

Thinner air should give us more range, just in case.

Perfect.

We have to go back. We have to go back.

We are going back, we'll be home in a few hours all right.

No, no, I mean back to where they disappeared,

I need to find my baby.

I know.

We're losing fuel.

Okay, we were halfway to London; we're not

going to have enough to get home.

What if we can't get home?

We have fuel reserves, we're gonna be fine.

Are we on fire?!

Everyone, I need you to take your seats.

We all have a right to know if we're going to die, okay?

No one's gonna die.

Seatbelts on now.

Hey, everyone listen up.

Go, go, go, go.

No one is gonna die.

You hear me?

Sit down, everyone sit.

Now our Captain's right.

As hard as it may be, we all need to stay calm.

Stay calm.

Your belts on.

No, no, I've lost everything I've ever worked for.

No.

no, no no no, no!

We're on fire.

Where?

The wing. This side.

Is the wing on fire or is the spray on fire?

The spray.

It's big.

We're flying in front of it.

It'll burn off.

But?

It's fuel.

Fuel we need to get home.

Can you still get us back?

Well, that depends... on if the leak is here or here.

So what do we do?

We let it burn and see what's left.

Fire's out.

The levels haven't changed.

Does that mean we're empty?

It means we don't know.

And I've lost the elevators.

The what?

The elevators.

Can't climb.

Looks like we've begun our decent into New York about two

hours early.

I can't believe we can't reach anyone.

You have a satellite phone?

Investigative journalist.

Pilot.

Yeah, it seems the only other plane up here was the one that

hit us.

Did you talk to them?

Did they lose any passengers?

I don't know about passengers, but I do know this... There

wasn't anyone flying that plane.

Excuse me.

I was just thinking... what if they are still here?

What?

I mean, what if we just cannot see them?

Like you know, if they're invisible?

Ha!

Geez Louise.

Is invisible any crazier than vanished?

(Telephone Rings)

Hello.

This is ThreeStar Alarms.

We've detected an alarm from your system.

Due to an unusual call volume, we are unable to...

What do you know about Kimmy?

What?

How well did you know her?

Not very.

It's maybe my third run with her.

Go grab her stuff.

What stuff?

Anything.

Her purse, her jacket, her overnight bag.

Just go get her things and bring them in here.

Please.

Okay.

Ughhh!

Attention passengers, we have another aircraft in our air

space, return to your seats, fasten your seatbelts.

Charlie 15-81, you're in our air space.

I am climbing 1000 feet, that is one zero zero zero...

(sound of a crash)

Dump the purse. Dump the purse.

Come on, just, just... What are you looking for?

Either I'm going crazy or the entire world is insane.

What are you talking about?

I think I know where they are.

What if we're not where we think we are-- or even when?

What do you mean?

Well, what if we passed through a wormhole, a, a wrinkle in the

space/time fabric.

Theoretically, we could be in a different dimension where those

people don't even exist.

Where they never existed.

That's insane.

Stop it, that's enough all of you!

I know what's going on here.

You do?

How much did he pay you?

What are you talking about?

I can't believe he's doing this.

She's my daughter!

Okay, Miss, I don't know what you thinks going on here, but

you need to... Get up!

Where did you get that?

You!

Y-yes?

How much did he pay you?

W-w-what?

Where did he take her?

Who, please, who, please, who are you talking about?

My husband.

Miss, please!

Shut up!

Just, shut up!

Ma'am, who is your husband?

Just tell us that.

Why are you doing this?

Listen to me.

I promise you.

I've never met your husband.

Why are you going along with this?

Lady, look, I don't know what 'this' is but why don't you

just- How about I just shoot you in the face?

Ohhh ohhh ohh!

Heaven?

What has happened to you?

Why are you talking like this?

You've never spoken about God before.

Where's this coming from?

From... my wife.

Miss, please.

Just forget about him okay?

He's an idiot.

But he's not a part of anything.

Point that gun at me.

I'm an idiot?

What about her?

She's... Miss, please.

Point the gun at me.

There you go.

That's good.

Okay.

Now-- just tell me what you thinks going on.

He's trying to take her from me.

He thinks he can buy his way out of any- anything.

I took my daughter and I ran.

I fell asleep.

And somebody put something in my drink, I should have known he

would find a way, I should have. He couldn't have done this.

There's no way.

This plane landed while I was sleeping.

He took her.

He paid all of you to lie to me (sobbing).

I can't lose her, I can't.

You need to listen to me.

I was awake the whole time, this plane never landed.

No one got off this plane.

Then where is she?

I can't lose her.

I can't, she's all I have.

He already thinks I'm crazy.

What am I supposed to say?

That she just disappeared?

I know where she is.

Pastor Barnes?

Chloe!

Hey.

Oh no.

Thank God you're still here.

My mom and Raymie, when, when I saw that they were gone, I was

scared that God had... He did, Chloe.

Just like He promised.

In the blink of an eye.

What?

It's true.

Then why are you still here?

It's in the Bible.

My parents sent me to camp one summer and everyone was talking

about this.

They said that one day millions of people were going to just...

just disappear.

Millions?

What else did they say?

I don't remember.

It was a long time ago.

Are you saying it was the devil?

No.

It was God.

Don't tell me you believe this?

It doesn't matter what I believe.

Where are they?

Where did they go?

To Heaven.

P.K. was right.

What do you mean?

Maybe I really am crazy.

No.

Maybe she's better off without me.

Don't say that.

No.

No, please, don't!

Maybe the whole world's better off without me.

You need to listen to me now.

Don't do this.

You can't just give up on her.

Do you have children Mr. Williams?

No.

I don't.

But I did have a mom.

She was sick.

My dad, he tried everything.

The doctors, the pills, but in the end, it didn't matter.

I came home from school one day and I found her.

She was just lying there, still.

Don't you do that to Katie.

And we may not know what happened here today, but it is

not Katie's fault-- do you hear me?

What if she's out there somewhere right now,

watching us?

Yeah, that's good.

Hattie.

This isn't about us.

It's about the truth.

You need to focus on the truth.

The truth, Ray?

Are you serious?

Yes.

This isn't about our past; it's about right now-- what's

happening on this plane right now, what could be happening

everywhere right now.

So they're all in Heaven.

That's your conclusion.

Without speaking to anyone outside of this plane, you're

going to jump on the first explanation that pops into your

head.

Irene knew this was coming.

In, in detail.

How could that be possible?

The way it happened-- the way they disappeared, even the way

that the clothes were still there.

Perfect detail.

How could, how could she know that?

Think about it.

Why don't you think about this?

You lied to me about your wife,

you lied to your wife about this trip.

You even lied to your own daughter.

I know.

It seems that you're able to lie to just about everybody in your

life and now you're asking me to find God.

Hattie!

I don't understand.

You were here every day.

You worked here.

You preached here.

That's not what counted.

What do you mean?

I knew the words.

I could quote them chapter and verse, but that's not enough.

You have to believe.

Ha-- believe?

Believe in what?

In a God that killed my father?

A God that grabbed my mother, and my brother, and ripped them

out of this world?

A God that crashes planes and destroys cities... He took them

to protect them.

From what?

From the darkest time in the history of this world.

Persecution, war, and seven years of darkness.

He took them to Heaven.

And what about the rest of us?

What about me?

What am I supposed to do?

It's not about what we do.

It's about asking for forgiveness.

It's about turning our lives over... Stop it!

The God my mother talked about

would never do something like this.

Chloe, please, listen to me.

Listen to you?

Why should I?

You didn't even listen to you.

The air marshal.

Yeah.

I forgot all about him.

PanCon 2-5-7, this is Dispatch.

This is PanCon 2-5-7.

Calling Dispatch.

PanCon 2-5-7.

This is Marcus.

Ray, are you there?

Marcus!

Ray, where are you?

I'm twenty minutes outside of JFK.

I had to turn around.

How many did you lose?

So it is everywhere.

The whole planet, buddy.

No one knows how many, but millions.

No.

This can't be happening.

What about my family?

I need you to call Irene, make sure they're safe.

How's your fuel?

Critical.

I'll be lucky to reach the coast without ditching.

Listen, there are planes down everywhere.

The roads are jammed, the runways are full with birds, and

nowhere to go.

There's no way you're getting in at JFK.

What about LaGuardia?

I'm sorry, Ray.

So where am I going?

You're going to have to go inland.

Marcus, I can't go inland!

What do you want me to tell you, Ray?

Syracuse is the closest open runway.

Syracuse is impossible.

You're going to have to talk to them.

They're going to have to clear us something.

Marcus.

Marcus.

JFK Tower, this is PanCon 2-5-7.

I have a low fuel emergency.

I need a runway.

Repeat, I need a runway.

So, is there a backup plan?

I'm gonna level with you.

We're not just low on fuel; we're on fumes.

JFK was the closest airport and we would have been lucky to have

made it that far.

We only have one option:

hope that they clear us a runway and that they do it soon.

What about the water?

Can't raise the nose.

If we hit the water, this thing's going to disintegrate.

I can't, can't let those people back there go down without ever

getting a chance to undo some of their mistakes.

You're Venice Baxter aren't you?

Tom's daughter.

You probably don't remember we met once, at your father's

office.

You were sitting right by him at this little yellow desk.

I remember thinking this guy has got his place decorated with the

best of everything, but he's got this little plastic desk sitting

right there beside him like, like it's the finest piece of

furniture in the room.

Sometimes that was the only way I got to see him.

Well, at least he was trying.

I have a little girl, too.

I mean she was little.

She's married now and she never had a desk in my office.

Truth is, I was so busy I hardly ever saw her at all.

You know, when all these people disappeared I never even thought

about her.

I wish now I could say I did, but I was thinking about money,

about opportunity, about making my next meeting.

I'm sorry.

You know what you said about Heaven?

As much as I want to see her, when I get home, I hope she's

not there.

I need you to try and find Chloe for me.

I've been trying.

The truth is, uh, I haven't stopped thinking about her since

I got on the plane.

I can understand that.

JFK Tower.

Do you hear me?

We're headed for the coast.

Our fuel is at critical.

I need a clear runway, repeat, I need a clear runway.

Listen to me, I have a plane full of people here.

I have no spoilers, no flaps, no elevators, and if I run this

thing dry, no reverse thrust.

I need some room.

Were you with her, when she got the concert tickets?

I was.

What can I say?

She was hurt.

I should never have left her today.

You didn't know.

I knew she came home to see me and I left.

I left her alone.

God only knows what she's been going through down there.

She loves you, Ray.

She will understand.

I can't let that be the last thing we say to each other...

I just, I, I can't.

I need to tell her the truth.

And I need her to know that this wasn't her mother's fault,

it was all mine.

Every time Irene mentioned God, I walked away.

Mom?

I don't know if you can hear me, but I just wanted to say...

This morning, I felt like our family was falling apart

and I blamed you, and I know that I hurt you.

And I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

Hello?

Who is this?

Chloe!

This is Buck.

Thank you.

Thank God you're alive.

Where, where's my dad?

He's right here.

Chloe, are you okay?

Daddy.

I thought you were dead.

Are you okay?

Um, yeah, yeah, I guess so.

But Mom and, and Raymie.

They're both gone.

Mom told me about this.

I know.

She told me, too.

I love you so much, sweetheart.

I love you more than anything in the world.

Me, too, Daddy.

Me, too.

I'm so sorry that I lied to you.

And that I wasn't there with you today, but I just really, really

need you to know how much I love you, no matter what happens.

Wait, Dad, why are you talking like this?

What's going on?

Where are you?

Well, we're still in the air.

We're on our way home, but there's a problem.

There's...all the airports are closed and the roads are jammed.

There's nowhere to land.

What?

And I, I don't, I don't have enough fuel... Chloe?

Chloe?

Dad?

Chloe?

Ladies and gentlemen.

We are coming in on New York.

(Passengers Cheering) All right!

However, we still have a challenge ahead.

All of the airports are closed.

I need you to remain in your seats with your seatbelts

fastened, and try to remain calm.

But I have to be honest, this is a very serious situation.

We're talking to the ground.

We're trying to find an alternate landing site.

But we are very low on fuel.

Please pay close attention to our flight crew and if you

believe in prayer, now would be the time.

Will you pray with me?

Yeah, of course.

Of course, come here.

Nothing.

Still can't get a signal.

Keep trying.

I will.

I'm going to have to put it down...

Put it down... Where?

The water.

But you said... I know.

I'll wait on JFK as long as I can, but I can't fly in there

without a clear runway.

There's nothing but city on every side of the airport.

If I fly in there and there's nowhere to land, I'll be flying

a 400-ton missile right into Queens.

JFK tower, this is Pan Con 2-5-7.

We need emergency clearance immediately.

Get her back.

Keep trying.

Okay, folks.

I need your full attention as we go through the emergency

procedures.

Underneath your seat you will find your life jacket.

You must keep your seat belt tightly fastened across your

waist until the plane comes to a complete stop.

Then you must follow all flight crew instructions.

JFK Tower, this is PanCon 2-5-7.

We need emergency clearance right now.

JFK Tower, JFK tower, this is Pan Con 2-5-7--

we need clearance now.

Okay. Okay.

Come on!

Okay.

Buck?

Can you hear me?

Chloe!

Put me on speaker!

I think I found a place where you guys can land.

The new East-West highway near the mall.

No one's out here-- I think I can clear enough room.

Our guidance system is out.

I won't be able to find it in the dark.

Hey Chloe, your phone.

I want you to open up the compass app.

Kay.

Hang on.

Okay, I got it.

Okay, you see the bottom those little numbers?

I need you to read those to me.

Okay, ah, 40.66.34 North.

73.78.32 West.

Got it!

Chloe, how much room have we got?

Uh, I'm at half a mile, but there's more.

How much more?

I need at least a mile.

Okay, hang on.

Chloe!

Chloe, are you still there?

I'm at seven tenths, eight tenths... Buck?

Buck, can you hear me?

Hello?

(sighs) Shit.

Come on.

You've gotta be kidding me.

Come on!

We need a visual of some kind so we can see where the landing

zone begins.

How are you?

Oh no.

You mind if I sit down for a moment?

Just until your husband gets back from the bathroom.

We're out of fuel.

What?

No?

I can still land it.

We can glide down, but we're going to hit the ground fast.

I'll have no thrust to slow us down, just the brakes.

We're going to need every inch she can get us.

Dad?

Chloe!

Chloe!

I'm out of road.

I'm at nine tenths of a mile, but there's a bunch of heavy

equipment blocking my way.

Honey, nine tenths is good enough.

But I need a bright visual point of reference so I can see where

the landing zone is.

Okay.

I'm flashing my brights; can you see that?

No, we're too far out for that-- I need something bigger and

brighter like a flare.

But we're running out of time.

I have to come in right now.

Chloe?!

Okay.

God, how do you smoke without matches?

There's not enough room, is there?

If there isn't, I don't want her to think it was her fault.

This is it; we're coming down.

Can you see anything?

No.

Keep looking.

We're within about three miles.

We get one try.

I need to know where it starts.

Nothing yet.

Come on, Honey...

There!

Ah!

Oh, oh come on.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

Ah.

We might have lost the landing gear.

Huh?

Dad!

You have no left wheel.

Oh, we're home.

Is everyone okay?

I need you, everyone off the plane now.

Everyone get up, make your way up.

One at a time, let's go.

Buck would you, when you go to the bottom would you help them

get off?

Let's go, let's go.

When you get to the bottom, please get away from the plane

as soon as you can.

Venice, go, you gotta go.

Come on.

Come on, come on.

Let's go.

Go. Go.

Careful.

Go.

Go, go.

If you're exiting the rear, go back down.

Everybody.

Go, go, go.

Hey!

Hey!

Hey!

Buck!

Chloe!

Ohhh.

Thank you.

Here you go.

You did a great job.

You, too.

Hattie!

I'm sorry.

I know.

Dad!

I should have been here with you.

With Mom and with Raymie.

I should never have left.

I'm just glad that you're okay.

I um... (sniffs) I thought you might want these.

Oh, thank heavens.

It looks like the end of the world.

No, not yet.

I'm afraid this is just the beginning.

(Music)