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[container closes]

Please take your seats.

If you're standing, we cant fly. Thank you.

[Flight attendant alert]

[phone notification]

[phone notifications]

[exhales]

Lord Jesus, thy name be praised.

[phone rings]

Hey mom.

Hey sweetie, everything is going to be ok.

Did you talk to dad?

He'll be there when you land in the morning.

And I'll get there tomorrow, worst case.

[phone notification]

[seat belt unclasps]

Hey, are we actually taking off?

Just waiting on clearance. Please sit down.

Really? 'Cause this says they've grounded flights.

We will take off if you take your seat.

Please.

Sit down, honey, please sit down.

Jake, you still there?

Yeah, yeah, mom. Are they grounding flights?

Uh, I don't know, baby,

but I can drive if I have to.

I'll get there, I'll get there.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard flight...

Hey mom, I think I got to hang up.

Ok, try to get some. Rest, alright

[woman screams] - Hey, what was that?

It's nothing baby, someone's just upset.

Try to sleep, ok?

- No mom, mom? - I'll see you tomorrow!

- Hey mom, what is going on? - I love you, I love you.

[window slams shut]

[plane engine revs]

[phone notification]

[man throwing up, coughing]

[phone notification]

[man coughing]

[bottles clanking]

Something to drink, sir? Complimentary cocktail?

- Something for you? - Vodka, rocks.

[no audio]

Thank you.

You all alone?

No, my mom and I were on stand by.

They only had room for one more, so I...

She'll get on the next flight.

Yes, she will. You believe that.

Be somebody to catch you when we get to Phoenix?

Yeah, my dad's waiting for us.

He just moved out there for work.

[seat belt alert beeps]

[man groans]

Move it!

[door opens]

[door slams shut]

It's the reflux.

How long has your husband been sick?

He's not sick, it's reflux.

- His whole side of the family. - Doesn't seem like indigestion.

Are you a doctor?

Then mind your own goddamn business!

Hey, you think it's this flu that's been going around?

[intercom alert]

As we prepare for our initial decent into Phoenix,

the captain asks that you return to your seats

and please make sure your seat belts are securely fastened.

Please return your tray tables

and seats back to their full upright position.

- Thank you. - Yes?

May I please tinkle in first class?

That man is still in there.

Excuse me, ma'am.

Huh. Oh sorry.

[bangs on door]

Sir!

Sir, we're landing. You need to come out.

Sir! [bangs on door]

Sir, you can not remain in the lavatory during landing.

Sir!

[bangs on door]

Sir!

The-the lights went out. Did you see that?

[continues to bang on door] Sir?

It was like just there, and then...

Sir, we're about to land.

You need to take your seat.

Marcus, honey. What's wrong?

[thud]

Huh! Marcus?

We have to get him out of there. He's...

Ma'am, it's not safe for you to be here. Please!

Open the door, please.

Don't open it.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on! - Don't open it!

[door unlocks]

[body thuds on the floor]

- Honey! - Sir?

- Marcus... - Sir!

[beeping]

Marcus?

[intercom alert]

Folks, this is your captain speaking.

Sorry to report that Phoenix

is experiencing a power failure.

And without a visible landing strip,

we're going to have to reroute to LAX at this time.

No! No, no, no. Don't, we have to land.

Tell him we have to land right now.

My husband needs a doctor. Please!

- Do you feel a pulse? - No.

Oh no! Oh honey, wake up!.

- Wake up. Wake up honey. - Ma'am.

Ma'am, I need you to move.

- No, God! - I need you to move.

- I'll take her. Here, come on. - No!

Sit right here.

Stay away!

- Stay away! Stop! - Stop!

I said stay away!

You need to tie him down right now.

What is wrong with you?

Marcus, wake up!

- Stop! Don't! - Hey, hey.

U.S. Air Marshal. You need to return to your seat.

- You don't understand. - Take your seat!

He's dangerous!

- Baby, wake up. - Take your seat!

Now, all of you sit down! Now!

[defibrillator beeping] Clear!

[beeps again] Clear.