Flight World War II Page #2
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- 2015
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shipping lane or maybe
from a cargo ship.
- You sure that's the right move?
- If no one can hear
us on the ground,
that's the only move you've got.
- This is Cameron.
- Hey, Hicks. How's it
going back there?
- We're all a little rattled but we're fine.
- Good.
I want to make an announcement
and I want the crew back
in their seats when we're making a descent.
- Is everything Ok?
- Just trying to get away
from some of this... uh...
high-level wind shield.
Just get everyone
strapped in, Ok?
- Sure.
- Everything Ok?
- We need to get everyone to their seats.
We're making a descent.
He says it's to get away
from the turbulence.
- What turbulence?
- Ladies and gentlemen,
we'd like everyone to
get back in their seats,
We're trying to get away
from this turbulence so we'll
be ducking under the clouds for a bit.
Pretty routine stuff.
But we'd like everyone
buckled in just in case.
- All secure back here, captain.
- You Ok?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
- Trust me.
When you've been doing this
as long as I have, you've seen it all.
This is nothing.
- Alright. Ok.
- Land?
The Atlantic should be below us.
- So it should be.
- Ok.
So we got blown off course.
Gander center, do you copy?
- Keep your eyes open
for a radio tower.
Blinking lights, anything.
Radar says we got small
aircraft about twenty kilometers away.
But they're all bunched up.
- Are you sure that's aircraft?
Never seen anything like that before.
- I'm not sure of anything,
but we're closing in on
whatever the hell this is.
- It's too hazy up ahead.
Could be another storm.
- That's not a storm.
Looks more like a...
fire!
- Oh, my God!
- Have you seen that?
- Oh my God!
Jesus... Christ.
- What's happening?
- Oh my God!
- What is happening?
- Well?
- We've got something close
coming in hot 09
Cut the NAV lights
Sh*t! You're sitting duck out here.
Hang on!
Watch that radar!
- Hey, What... what's going on?
- What's happening is we're
going to get shot down
just like those other
planes in the Ukraine.
- We deserve to know what's happening.
- As soon as the captain
has everything under control. I'm sure that
He'll inform us as to exactly...
- Hey, I just want... I'm trying
to get some answers, Ok?
- As soon as we know what's going
on, sir, we'll let you know.
- What? No!
No! We want answers.
- Sir, let... go of me.
- Sir.
If you don't sit down, we
will have to restrain you.
Now, sit down!
- Fine.
- Strong.
- Will, what's going on?
- We're trying to get a handle of this.
Is everyone Ok back there?
- Everyone's fine...
just confused and concerned.
- Let me address the plane.
We'll let you know as soon as
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