Barrett Craner

The movie starts out well but hinges on a very emotional copilot who is overcome by his feelings and bad judgment. He should have immediately gotten the plane on the ground but wasted precious moments with an attacker trying to tie them up rather than killing him out right and spent precious moments on a dying pilot who had no chance to live. He did not go by the books, did not get the airline on the ground, and about 40% of the way through the film allowed his romantic affection for a stewardess to open the door to the cockpit. I turn the movie off immediately. Very frustrated, technically OK, but a very poorly directed film. Don’t waste your time!