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How are you, Mr. Stevens?
Good to see you again.

You better save some
of that film for the official opening.

It's gonna be a real wing-ding.

When was
the house built, Mr. Stevens?

My father started it in 1916.
Took four years to complete it.

Whose idea was it
to turn the estate into a museum?

That's mine. I've always
wanted to have a place…

where people'd come and visit, rest
a while and look at beautiful things.

How long
have you been collecting?

Well, let's see. I…

I-I guess I've been collecting all my life.

I started out as a boy collecting
stamps. Then I sold them off.

Then I started collectin' bicycles.

Then bicycles led to old cars, and then…

then one day I saw this painting.

It was a Renoir. I guess that did it.

That led to another and then to another…

and to another and then,
after all these years,

I felt it was time
for me to share my

collection with anybody
that might enjoy it.

I give it to the people.

Do you believe that
your prototype executive aircraft…

will revolutionize both the private
and commercial aircraft industry?

I certainly hope so.

Will we be
receiving a list of the guests…

who you've invited down for the opening?

You'll all get a press
kit before you leave.

What about the plane that's
bringing your guests down here, sir?

We're very curious about that.
You'll see the airplane when it arrives.

I think you'll all agree that we
brought these guests down in style.

Dulles Tower, this is 2-3-Sierra-Heavy.
We're out of 3,000 V.F.R. for landing.

- Emergency lights?
- Off.

Beacon light off. Radios?

- Off.
- Okay.

All righty, gents,
she's all set for tonight.

Sorry I was late
on those boost pumps, Don.

Don't worry about it. See you guys later.

Why'd you mention it? He didn't notice.

Are you kiddin'? Why do you
think Stevens hires a guy like him?

He notices everything.

Well? How did it check out?

Beautiful, just beautiful.
She behaved perfectly, Stan.

She damn well better. I spent the best
part of a year ramroddin' this project.

Now that Stevens has
got his dream machine,

you can go back to
that nice executive life…

with the two-hour lunches,
a little golf in the afternoon.

- I don't play golf!
- No?

Besides, the job won't be finished until
we deliver this baby to Palm Beach tonight.

That's true. You're not
gonna light that thing, are you?

What? Oh, no, no. I've quit smoking.

- Uh-huh.
- Well, I'm… quitting.

T.W.A. Flight
34 now departing at Gate 26.

Passenger Dupree, please pick up
the white courtesy phone.

All passengers holding
tickets on Pan American Flight 10…

should be on board.

T.W.A. Flight 36 now arriving at Gate 7.

Passenger Troutman,

please come to the
American Airlines ticket office.

All passengers holding tickets…

on American Airlines
Flight 12 should be on board.

- How's it going?
- Okay. You?

- Okay, thank you very much.
- Thank you.

I wonder which is worth more,
the cargo or the plane.

Well, at this point it's a toss-up.

I'll bet that together they're equal to
the gross national product of Texas.

Lafite-Rothschild '45. I didn't
know there was any of that stuff left.

After tonight, there won't
be, Captain.

… tickets on Pan
American Flight four…

may proceed to the boarding area.

Julie, where's Eve? Do you know, love?

- She's in the office.
- Thank you.

- See you later.
- Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

My problem is a fear
of flying. What's yours?

What makes you think I have a problem?

Well, we've been livin' together longer
than most people are unhappily married.

You think I don't know
when you have a problem?

I don't think you can
help me with this one.

I can't help you? I can't…

You forget that I'm a pilot, the
symbol of strength and security.

Lightning may flash and thunder
may roar around my plane,

but when the biggie
walks through the cabin,

then little old ladies
stop fingering their beads…

and sweaty palms miraculously dry up,

because Gallagher is at the controls.

No harm can come to anybody.

You tell me I can't help you.

Why don't you stop talking and hold me?

I'm not sure I can do two things at once.

- Will you try?
- I'll try. Yes.

Hey, listen…

Wouldn't it just be sensational
if after the festivities tonight…

we announced that
we were getting married?

Um, Mr. Stevens has asked me
to take over the Geneva office.

For a year or longer.

And I think I might like to try that.

Well, I'll just get the job flyin' the
route from New York to Paris to Geneva.

Oh, that'll be fine. I'll see you
once or maybe twice a week.

I can't think of a more solid
basis for a happy marriage.

I've been through one divorce.
That doesn't make you unique.

- Why can't we just keep it the way it is?
- No. No, no.

No, no, no, no. Because
I want a wife and children.

Not necessarily in that order, but…

Until you make up your mind,
why don't you buy me lunch?

Yeah.

You make more than I do.
We'll go dutch.

They've gone.

Good. Let's get moving.
We're behind schedule.

Thanks, Julie. Lisa.
I'm so glad you're here.

I didn't think you were coming. Hello.

Me neither. Benjy, you
remember Eve, don't you?

Hi. Hello, Benjy.

Your father's gonna
be so pleased to see you.

I wish the feeling were mutual.
I'm doing it for Benjy.

He wanted to see his
grandfather. Thanks a lot.

- You're just like your father.
- What do you mean?

- Stubborn! Stubborn woman.
- Oh, Eve.

Have you got everything, Dorothy?

- Yes, we have everything.
- Good.

Get these stowed away.

Hey! Help me get these things
stowed away for takeoff.

Mrs. Livingston, you look wonderful.

Tell me, is this plane as fantastic
as the newspapers say it is?

Well, come and see for yourself.

- Well, what do you think?
- It's magnificent.

Excuse me.

Dorothy, get comfortable.

And try to relax.

Have a drink. It'll do you good.

Emily.

I hoped you'd be flying with us.
You're missing a fourth, Ralph.

She just arrived.
Come and sit down and join us.

Dr. Herbert Williams.

- How do you do?
- How do you do?

- Gerald Lucas.
- How do you do?

I'm delighted to meet you. I admire
your sponsorship of young artists.

Unfortunately, I don't admire
your printed attacks on them.

Well, my reviews are
never meant personally.

Only a politician
could have said that better.

Don't worry, gentlemen.

I declare a truce on all art critics,

but only for the duration of the flight.

Right now, the name
of the game is poker.

Five-card stud, $10 ante,

no ceiling on raises and nothing's wild.

Any objections, boys?

That's one of the nicest
pictures I've ever seen.

Did you hear that, Mommy?

Bonnie's class wrote to
Mr. Stevens about their painting…

and he asked them to pick
someone to bring it to them.

And they chose me!

Well, they couldn't have
made a better choice.

Flight service, this is 2-3-Sierra-Heavy.

Any weather update since we filed?

Center advises heavy
frontal activity off the Gulf Coast…

is continuing to build.

Better keep a pretty
tight schedule, Captain.

Roger and out.

Ladies and gentlemen,
may I have your attention, please?

I'd like to take a moment of your
time to acquaint you with our airplane.

You are now located in the main lounge.

Aft of our main lounge area we
have the communications center,

bedrooms, and the library
with conference facilities.

Below, down the center stairs,

we have our crew seating area,
cargo storage fore and aft,

and a complete galley capable of
preparing the most exotic of dishes.

Up the forward stairs,
we have a small office…

and, of course, the flight deck.

If there are any questions,
please feel free to ask. Thank you.

Cessna 157…

2-3-Sierra, proceed to runway
one-niner right and hold for clearance.

Roger, Tower.

Stand by, 2-3-Sierra. You're
next for takeoff clearance.

Roger, Tower. Thank you.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

I'm glad you could join us
on the inaugural flight…

of the Stevens Corporation's
new airplane.

I wish I could be with you,
but as you know…

- Who's that?
- That's your grandpa.

- Have I ever met him?
- Mm-hmm.

Once when you were a little boy.

- How little?
- Oh, about like that.

In the meantime,
have fun and enjoy the flight.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

This is your pilot, Captain Gallagher.

Mr. Stevens thought you might
like a plane's-eye view of the takeoff.

We'll be getting clearance momentarily, so
sit back and enjoy yourselves. Thank you.

2-3-Sierra,
you're cleared for takeoff.

Roger, Tower. Understand.
Cleared for takeoff.

We're rolling.

How fast can this plane go, Mommy?

Fast enough.

Grandpa sure has a neat
plane, doesn't he, Mom?

Your grandfather has a lot
of expensive toys, Benjy.

Who's light?

♪ Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder ♪

♪ And that's what I want to do ♪

♪ Hold you in my life forever ♪

♪ And just keep on loving you ♪

♪ Beauty is in the eyes ♪

♪ Of the beholder ♪

♪ So take a special look and see ♪

♪ And just possibly ♪

♪ You'll see the beauty ♪

♪ That's in ♪

♪ Me ♪♪

Come on! Come on!

Come on! Oh!

I won! I won!

I guess you're too good for me, Benjy.

My turn. I want to play with Dorothy now.

Are they getting the
best of you, Dorothy?

I'm outclassed. That's all.

Come on, Bonnie.
Let's see if I can beat you.

It's already
prefabricated. It's ready to be sunk.

- This will be the last to go.
- Right.

- It's more complicated because of the…
- And the crew's quarters?

Yes, because you're talking
about a 10-story structure…

that's got to take the currents
and stress of the sea.

The ocean currents and stresses…

I'll have to show you the notes
I made with the architect.

You men are so lucky. I
wish I had a hobby like yours.

A plan that can harvest
the seas for food…

and save millions of people
from starvation…

can hardly be called… a hobby.

I'm
terribly sorry. I didn't mean to offend.

I can't imagine what made me
say a thing like that.

Oh, Martin, I do hope
you'll let me apologize.

For I do, I do. You know
that I do. I'm terribly sorry.

- Mrs. Wallace?
- Yes?

- How's the party?
- Party? Mmm. What party?

Oh, oh, I found a hobby of my own.

Philip Stevens collects art.

I have now become the
foremost collector of toy booze.

Wait till you see this.

I have, uh, a mini margarita
and a teeny martini.

Aren't they cute?

This is just about your size, Martin. Ha!

Come on. Drink with me.

Thank you, but I'll leave you
to your collection.

That was very good work, Frank.

- Thank you.
- Very good.

I'll put it in with the
rest of the presentation.

- Excuse me.
- Excuse me.

Excuse me!

- Why do you treat him that way?
- He loves it.

You know how concerned
he is about you?

I'm concerned about him.

I'm more concerned
about him than you are.

You're the one who
seduced his wife, you know.

Yes, I know.

I'm lonely.

I need someone to be
nice to me this week.

Can you be nice to me this week?

No, I don't think so.

What do you think Martin
would say if he knew about us?

I really don't think he'd mind. Do you?

Do you?

- I'm gonna ask him.
- Karen!

What?

You're blackmailing me.

Well, who else have I got to blackmail?
I don't get to fool around that much.

See you on the ground.

No, we're right on schedule, sir.

I don't think the weather
will be a problem.

Eve Clayton just walked in. She
has a message for you. Just a second.

- It's Mr. Stevens.
- Oh.

Hello, Philip?

- Eve, how are things going?
- Everything is fine.

Lisa and Benjy are here.

They're there? Well, that's wonderful!

I don't know how you did it, Eve,
but I thank you a million times.

You don't have to thank me.
She decided all by herself.

Isn't that wonderful?
I'll see you at the airport.

- Bye.
- Good-bye.

Robert, get the car ready.

We're goin' to the airport.
And-And how about this?

Lisa and Benjy are comin'
home with me. How about that?

- By the way, Captain.
- Hmm?

- I been thinking about what you said.
- Ah, so have I.

Can we arrange to meet and
talk about it in Palm Beach tonight?

Oh, I think that could be arranged. Yeah.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

We're right on schedule.

But we're gonna have to do something
about that security guard downstairs.

Don't worry. When the time
comes, I'll take care of him.

Champagne on the rocks?

I haven't had that in years.
How did you know?

Mr. Nicholas St. Downs III,

London 1936.

I don't believe it.

It is Nicky!

I don't believe it!

After all these years,
and you turn up here.

Where have you been?
Oh, London, mostly.

- And you know Philip?
- It's hard to work in the world of art…

and the world of money
and not know him.

And which world is yours?
Oh, some of both.

I arrange financing
for a number of museums…

and I've acquired
a modest collection of my own.

Would you care to see the present,
uh, I'm taking to the museum?

I certainly would.

I don't know what I'd do
if you'd said no.

- There.
- Oh, how beautiful.

Oh, Nicky, it is good to see you.

- Captain?
- Mm-hmm?

We have a low reading
for the middle cargo hold.

That is low.

Check it. Maybe one
of the sensors is out.

I'll have Buchek take a look at it.

Yeah?

- Mr. Buchek? It's for you.
- Hmm? Yeah.

Yeah?

I hear this is a very
special day for you, Eddie.

That's right. The doctor
said it's gonna be twins.

Twins! You must be nervous.

No. Terrified. It's the first time.

Oh, I see. Have you seen
Mr. Stevens' daughter?

She was upstairs in the
office. I sent her a drink.

Thanks, Eddie.

Listen. You mind if I use
the phone to call my wife?

- Please do.
- Thank you.

- Larry, would you take over for me?
- Sure thing.

- That's okay.
- You shouldn't be down here, son.

That's all right, Hunter.
Hi, Benjy. How are you?

Listen, uh, close that hatch.

Why don't we check
the pressure on this one?

What was that? My ears popped.

That's air pressure, Benjy.

Each one of these holds
is airtight when it's sealed.

How come?

Well, so we can carry all kinds
of different things in the cargos.

See, this ship's special.

- Captain Gallagher.
- The dumb indicator light was stuck.

How's it reading now?

- Good. Thanks, Stan.
- Yeah, yeah.

- Are you a real policeman, Mr. Hunter?
- Sort of.

- Have you caught a lot of crooks?
- A few. But none lately.

If I come back later, will
you tell me about them?

Sure, Benjy. Anytime.

Okay, Benjy, hup, hup, hup, hup!

Lisa, Lisa. What's wrong?

Oh, it's the same old story.

My father calls, and I come running.

I think it's wonderful that
you came. He's missed you.

Two years is a long time.

I know that.

And in that time, I've made
a life for myself and Benjy.

I'm finally someone other than
Philip Stevens' daughter.

I think all he ever really wanted
to do was to try to help you.

Oh, Eve, I know that.

My father's a very powerful man.

I don't think he realizes it, but he
tends to dominate everybody around him.

Especially me.

But I'm going to tell him that I'm finally
living my own life once and for all.

This is a very important time for him.

Don't upset him. Please?

I don't intend to upset him.

But I have to tell him how I
feel, whether it upsets him or not.

Lisa, I don't think you should.

Your father's very ill.

The doctors say he has a few
months. Maybe a little longer.

That's impossible.

No, it's true.

Oh, I'm sorry, darling.

Oh… my God, Eve.

It's about time for me to
stretch my legs, Captain.

Right.

- Did you try the caviar?
- No.

We've got 10 minutes.

The important thing is to get
Gallagher out of the cockpit.

Leave it to me.

It's the diving that's
the best part of it, really.

You can't imagine it
if you haven't experienced it.

It's like exploring
a world that's been

hidden from man since
the beginning of time.

It's beautiful. Really beautiful.

I couldn't do that. Water terrifies me.

Oh, it shouldn't.
It's wonderful down there.

In fact, it's about the only
time I ever really feel free.

Excuse me. I don't mean to intrude,
but could you move your ass, dear?

Thank you!

That was very cruel, Karen.

If I weren't cruel, Martin, how
would people know how kind you are?

If I weren't such a sinner, how
could you look like such a saint?

Isn't that why we're together?

If it isn't, tell me. I'll stop
acting like such an idiot.

Why should I, my dear?
You're so proficient at it.

- Forget it.
- What?

You hit him too hard. He's dead.

Come on. Let's get him out of here.

Captain Gallagher.

Captain, this is the flight
steward. I'm in the bedroom.

You'd, uh… You'd better come back here.

What's your problem?

One of the passengers,
sir. He seems very ill.

I'll be right there.

Huh. One of the passengers
is not feeling well.

Nicky?

There's no time for that.
Get down to the cargo hold.

- How are we doin'?
- Fine. But get him out of here.

Time for us to duck under
the radar scan and vanish.

Flight 2-3-Sierra is about to
disappear into the Bermuda Triangle.

- Something's wrong.
- Here. You handle that.

- You having problems with that repeater?
- No. He's just not here.

- I've lost contact with 2-3-Sierra.
- Hang on a second.

They're in the Bermuda Triangle.
I'll try to contact them by radio.

2-3-Sierra, this is
Palm Beach approach. Do you read?

We can lose these now.
2-3-Sierra, we have lost radar contact.

We're home free.

Another 20 minutes,
we'll be on St. George Island.

- Any problem on that end?
- No. Why should there be?

The island's deserted. The airstrip
hasn't been used since World War II.

We'll have to make the transfer quick
before any of those people wake up.

Relax. They'll wake up and find
themselves sitting on an empty 747,

wondering what happened to them.

- 2-3-Sierra, do you read?
- We'll be halfway to South America.

Yes, I'll speak to Mr. Stevens.

Phil. Herb Corrigan. This is the situation.

We have aircraft and ships heading
to the point where the 747 disappeared.

- We should have some reports soon.
- I'll be waiting right here.

You're welcome to join us down here.

We're monitoring the Coast
Guard's search as well as our own.

I'll get out there as quick
as I can. Thanks, Herb.

Navy Search Base,
this is Navy Search Three.

On station. Over.

Navy Search Three,
this is Navy Search Base. Roger, out.

Navy Search Base,
this is Coast Guard Cutter Venture…

on course to search area.

Navy Search One,
this is Navy Search Two.

Proceeding to sector Charlie, over.

This is Navy Search Four
proceeding to sector Delta.

Negative sightings in Alpha sector. Out.

- Any chance of them spotting us?
- Not a chance.

They're looking for us
where we're supposed to be…

and we're headed away from them
at 600 miles an hour.

I better help Banker.

East. We have
thunder shower activity.

Thank you.

Well, this weather front's going to
limit the air operation's effectiveness.

We need more ships in this area.

Get me CINCLANT Fleet
Operations. Aye, aye, sir.

Stays.

Oh, yeah.

What is it? What is it?

What the hell happened?

Jesus Christ.

Bonnie? Bonnie? Bonnie!

Bonnie! Bonnie, come on!

Oh, my God!
Face the rear of the plane!

- What's happening?
- Get anything solid behind your back!

You get down! Get her down now!

Get down! Now!

- Back inside.
- Oh, my God.

Jesus Christ. Give me a hand here.

Move it. Can we get out of this?

Move it!

Is it broken?

- Yeah, I think it's broken.
- Kid, take it easy.

- Mommy!
- All right, honey.

- Oh, my God, Bonnie!
- She's okay.

Oh, my baby!

Don't move
her! Keep her still.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Look!

Look!

Look.

Look!

Oh…

Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

Hold on!

Look out!

Don't panic. The
emergency lights come on automatically.

- Don't panic!
- Get the life jackets!

- No!
- Forget the life jackets!

We can't open that door
without flooding the plane!

We're gonna drown in here.

Nobody is going to drown.
The plane is pressurized.

Have you radioed for help?

Radios don't work underwater.

But our course has been tracked on radar.
They know exactly where we went down.

What'll we do? We're
gonna run out of air before…

I said calm down! Everybody.

Listen to me. People are seriously
injured and they need our help. Julie.

You and the stewardesses
get pillows, blankets, sheets,

anything that will help the injured,
make them more comfortable.

- Where's that doctor, uh…
- Williams.

Here, Captain.

Doc, when you get a
chance, there's a little

girl back there
that's pretty bad off.

Can you put a tourniquet
on this man's arm?

Yes.

You two, see if you can move that
piano over there, huh? Give me your belt.

Goddamn it! How could you
let a thing like this happen to us?

- How could you?
- Stan, give me your belt.

- Don?
- What?

What in hell happened?
I don't know what happened.

But I'm damn well gonna
find out. You check the damage.

Sir!

Would you hold this tight? Every five
minutes let it go and then do it again.

- Yes.
- Thank you.

Excuse me, sir. I'm gonna need a
little help. Can you come with me?

Will you be all right here?
Of course. Go with him, Nicky.

Thank you.

The children? Are they all right?

Yes, yes, they're fine.

Now, you just… lie back and…

let me take care of you.

Oh, Jesus, no! Where's Benjy?

Oh, God!

He's down in the main
cabin! He is all right!

My God! What's going on here?

- Look, Eve, we crashed.
- We crashed.

Yes, we crashed. Now listen to me.

There's people down
below, and they're

seriously injured, and
we've got to help them.

- Help them? I'm too frightened.
- Who the hell isn't?

We're all frightened. We can't show it or
we're gonna have a panic on our hands.

You listen to me. Those people
down below need your help.

So do I.

I'll try.

You'll do it.

Come on.

Go on down. You'll be all right.

Oh, my God.

Need any help?

Yeah. Help me get this bastard
into the office.

- How badly is she hurt, Doctor?
- She has internal injuries.

How extensive, I'm not sure.
Let's put her over here.

We won't worry about
that right now.

Are you all right?

No leaks so far.

This ship is plenty
strong, but it was never

built to withstand this
much outside pressure.

- How long will it last?
- Who knows?

Till the rescue units get here?

I hope.

Somebody… help me.

Christ, Mr. Buchek, I'm glad to see you.

My God. I'll give you a hand with that.

Aah!

It's gonna hurt a little, Eddie. Hang on.

Easy!

Thought you said it was
only gonna hurt a little.

- You got a knife?
- Yeah, I got a knife.

- Take it easy, Eddie.
- Eddie, hold still.

This won't hurt. I'm only
gonna cut your trouser leg.

But hold still, please.

- Have you got it?
- There.

Oh… Jesus!

- Oh, boy, oh, boy.
- That ain't good.

Uh… Eddie, just
lie as still as you can.

We need some help.

I'll try and get somebody up here to
help you right away. Find that doctor.

His pupil dilation's fine.
It's probably a concussion.

He should come around.

Mr. Crawford, you keep an eye on him.

When he comes to, he's got a
hell of a lot of explaining to do.

Doc, you come with me.

What's the condition of the fuselage?

Doc, Eddie the bartender is
back in the communications room.

His leg is all smashed to hell.
See if you can help him out.

It's not good. I don't know
how long this thing will hold together.

Why don't
we put on a life jacket?

- How is he?
- Okay.

I'm gonna need your help.
Will you come with me?

Sure.

Let's see if we can
find a bottle of whiskey.

Karen, it's going to be all right.

I promise you. It's going to be all right.

Don't leave me. Just for a
minute. Just don't leave me alone.

But, Karen, there are injured
people here who need help.

Well, you're supposed to
take care of me.

I mean… what's going to happen to me?

I'm sorry, my dear, but…

the doctor needs me.

No, it's back aft here.

- There.
- Yeah. There we go.

Let's see what we got here now.

Electric storage cell. No… Here we…

Ah, "Interrupt the Service."
Here we are. CM-1, CM-2.

CD-1, that's it.

Oh, okay. Oh, my God.

Oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy.

Look at this.

It's cold all the way to
the top of the bulkhead.

It's completely flooded.

Better check the rear cargo holds.

- Do you want some more water?
- Yeah, please.

Okay.

- Julie?
- Yes?

I love you, Julie.

Here.

Steve.

Steve.

- It doesn't seem to be flooded.
- "Seem."

Let's hope you're right.

- Looks dry.
- Yeah, for now.

How long do you think she
can stand the water pressure?

Who the hell knows?

I just hope to Christ it
doesn't slide down any deeper.

Any increase in pressure will crush
this fuselage like an empty beer can.

And the lack of a fresh
air supply… oxygen…

That could become a very big factor.

Captain, the copilot's
regained consciousness.

- Mama?
- Yes, darling?

Is Bonnie gonna die?

No, love. No.

She looks real sick.

I know, but she's gonna be all right.

You'll see. Come here.

- Uh-huh.
- Is that all of it?

- Just about.
- Just about.

Coastal Radar did have a fix on
us before the crash, didn't they?

No. We were too low
for radar interception.

It's very fortunate that you are
injured, you miserable son of a bitch!

I'd take you apart…

Get him down below
where we can keep an eye on him.

Come on.

- Son of a bitch.
- What did you mean about the radar?

Chambers flew us a couple
of hundred miles off course.

The search planes will
never look for us here.

- There's no chance they'll find us.
- We're on our own!

And that is the total
situation, as of this moment.

I'm glad you came down here.

I'll act as liaison between
my company and the Navy.

I'll bring
Mr. Stevens up-to-date.

Phil, let's take a walk
and get some fresh air.

Do you think
there's a chance, Joe?

The admiral tells me that
between the Navy and the Coast Guard,

there are 20 planes
and six ships out there.

The area where they think the
plane went down has been covered.

Now the search is expanding outward.

So far, they've
come up with nothing.

Phil, if there are survivors,
they're gonna find 'em.

My daughter and my grandson
are on that plane. You know that?

Here, I… have a picture of her here.

- She's a beautiful girl.
- She is.

I-I only hope that there'll be a miracle,

and I'll have a chance to see her again.

Just keep searchin', Phil.

They'll keep searchin'.

- Okay, go ahead.
- I'm through.

- All right?
- Yeah.

Oh… Oh, beyond the aisle here. Yeah.

Uh, would you move, please?

- Please move.
- Hold on, Ed.

- Julie, dear, would you move, please?
- Come on.

All right, I got him. Let go.

Take it easy on his leg.

How is he?

I-It's a bad fracture,
but I-I think he'll be okay.

You don't sound too sure.

Although there are certain similarities,
this isn't my usual line of work.

You see, I'm a doctor
of veterinary medicine.

I look after the horses of
Mr. Stevens' racing stables.

Maybe we ought to keep that
to ourselves, Anne.

Whatever you say, Doctor.

This way. Where is it?

Here, right here. Ah, here we go.

Now, where's the E-15 circuit?

The E-15 circuit breaks right
through the bulkhead right… here.

Oh, God.

I'll be right back.

- It's started.
- How bad?

Bad. Bad.

- How we doin' here?
- There. Take a look at 57W.

What's the matter?

Listen. Did you hear that?

No. I don't hear anything.

Everyone, be quiet for a second.

Listen.

Oh, what-what's that sound?

Quiet. Quiet. Listen.

It sounds like a ship.

They're coming for us.

Oh, thank God, they're coming for us!

It's gone.

It can't be. It just can't be.

How could
they leave us like this?

How could they?

I don't know. I don't know.

- Lisa. I know.
- Because they never even saw us.

It was just a passing ship.

- They didn't even know that we were here!
- That's enough.

- Nobody does.
- I said, that's enough!

More than enough, Mr. Gallagher.

Goddamn mess we're in.

Uh, Stan, I think it's
time we took a crack at this.

I got it. Yeah.

Is she any better?

Her temperature's gone even higher.

Isn't there something we could do?

E-15. Here.

Let's see.

Yeah, that's E-15 all right.
Can that circuit be jumped?

Well, sure it can be jumped.
That's not what worries me.

What worries me is whether that
bulkhead can withstand the pressure.

Stan, we have no choice.

We don't get that door
open, a man up to the

surface to send a signal,
they'll never find us.

Yeah, you're right.
Some choice we got, huh?

Either we all drown, or we all suffocate.

Come on.

Okay, everybody, quickly.

Please settle down
and listen very closely.

I want you to know what's gonna
happen. This is a self-inflating life raft.

It's got a small built-in radio
that automatically activates itself…

when the raft hits
the surface of the water.

It's gonna send a distress signal to
all of the units that are searching for us.

On the surface of the water? A
lot of good that does us down here.

Well, you're right,
aren't you now, Mrs. Wallace?

I guess that's why we have to
get the raft out of the plane, isn't it?

There is one door that opens in.
That's in the rear cargo section.

- We think we can open it electrically.
- Won't that flood the plane?

No. It won't flood the plane
because there's a sealed door…

between the cargo hold and here.

If the bulkheads don't give way, that's
the only place that's gonna be flooded.

I'll be in the hull with this oxygen
equipment, and if I can get the raft out,

get that damn thing up and inflated,
then the search parties'll hear it.

- That's about it. Let's go.
- Yeah.

Captain.

- I think I should go with you.
- No.

Captain, I'm an experienced scuba diver.

Two men have a better
chance of making it than one.

He's right, Don.

Okay, Mr. Wallace. Go up in the cockpit,
get another one of these rigs and join us.

It's in the starboard locker up
there. You, get a couple of life jackets.

- Now, put that wire on the blue terminal.
- Okay.

How much more?

Not much. Just one more wire.

Nothing I say will make
any difference. Why?

Why?

Let the pilot go. Why are
you taking a chance like this?

I'm not doing this for the
pilot. I'm doing it for all of us!

We're "us." We're "us."

They're a bunch of strangers. That's
your problem. You think everybody is "us."

Can't you forget about other people
for once and think about yourself?

It's other people thinking about themselves
that got us down here in the first place.

You've got a lot of brains, Martin,

but you're not a smart man.

Help me off with this? Yeah.

- Careful with that one.
- Yeah, yeah.

- You've got it.
- Okay.

Now.

I touch those two together,
and that should do it, right?

- Yeah, that ought to do it.
- Then we do it now.

Here.

- Now look.
- Hmm?

We have a date tonight in Palm Beach.

- So you take care of yourself.
- Promise.

There really isn't much
more to say, is there?

Yeah. There's a hell of a lot more to say.

There just isn't time enough to say it.

You all set?

Get up against this bulkhead.

Stay as flat as you can,

because when that damn door opens, you're
gonna think the gates of hell came open.

We've only got two minutes of air.

Here we go.

What's wrong?

There must be a short
in one of those damn wires.

Don't get too close to the door!

Oh, no.

Oh, my God.

Mrs. Wallace,
come away from the window.

Close the window. Lay back a
bit. Get her something to drink.

Oh, look, he's made it.

He's gonna get out.

Have some more. Easy.
Have another. Here.

Come on. Drink it.

Take it easy.

It'll be all right.

Okay, okay. Frank.

Okay, Frank.

Easy now. Easy now.

All right. Easy, Mrs. Wallace.

We have a beeper!

Navy Search Five,
this is Navy Search Base.

We have an emergency beeper
at coordinates 27 degrees North,

65 degrees West.

- Proceed and investigate.
- This is Navy Search Five. Wilco, out.

Two hundred miles off
course? That's incredible.

- What ships are in that area?
- Agerhorn and Cayuga.

But they're not part of our operation, sir.

They are now. Get me Admiral
James at CINCLANT Fleet.

- And check the Coast Guard.
- Aye, aye, sir.

Buchek, isn't there
something I can do to help?

How's your breaststroke?

- Mrs. Wallace?
- I have to leave. I…

Why? You don't have to leave.

If you open that door, you'll
be hurting a lot of people.

Don't. Don't. Please, don't…

- Don't do that!
- My God!

Oh!

Stop it!

Get your hand off that door!

Mrs. Wallace, listen to me.

Stop it!

S-Someone help them!

Oh, my God!

Oh! Oh! Oh!

Look at that. Look! There it is!

Hey, looks like we
got a survivor in a raft.

Come on, baby.

Come on! Yes!

Yeah! Here! Here!

Yahoo! Gimme a wag! Atta way!

Navy Search Base,
this is Navy Search Five. Over.

This is Navy Search Base.
Go ahead, Navy Search Five.

Have located the aircraft at
coordinates given. One man in a life raft.

No other survivors sighted.
Aircraft is completely submerged.

Is the
fuselage still intact?

Roger. Appears to be.

All right, I want this
to be a first stage alert.

Get me helos, scuba teams,
compressors, air hose packages, the works.

I want this treated exactly like an
emergency sub salvage operation.

Aye, aye, Admiral.

Get the Captain of
Cayuga on a voice circuit…

- and patch it into here.
- Aye, aye, sir.

Admiral, this is Captain Guay.

Captain, I'm sure you
know why I'm calling.

Yes, sir. We've been monitoring
the emergency frequency.

We're prepared
to take that man on board.

Fortunately, we have
a U.D.T. team embarked.

They're getting ready for diving ops,
but we'll need equipment and more divers.

- What is your E.T.A. at the scene?
- Less than half an hour, sir.

Captain, I would like to
embark the aircraft owner,

Mr. Stevens, on Cayuga. Do you concur?

Yes, sir. We'll be
happy to have him aboard.

Thank you, Captain.

Phil, we can get you out
there by helo immediately.

- You too, Joe.
- No. I'll be of more use here, Admiral.

They're gonna need the specs
on that plane's stress points.

Get Mr. Patroni a direct
line to his company.

After that, he'll need to be in
constant contact with Cayuga.

Aye, aye, sir.

This way, Mr. Patroni.

Don't worry, Phil.
We'll get that plane up.

And in one piece.

Buchek!

We'd better move Dorothy.

We're going to have to move her.

Get her out of here. Get her
in the back of the plane, quick.

Here, here, I got it.

Okay.

- Hurry it up! Come on!
- Easy, easy. Take it easy. Careful.

Sir. I have a contact out there, sir.

Okay.

Lookout reports we have a
life raft off the starboard bow.

Come right and prepare
to put a boat in the water.

Have a corpsman standing
by along with the frogmen.

Aye, aye, sir.

- Right full rudder.
- Right full rudder. Aye, sir.

Lower the stern ramp.

Ah, that's it. Thanks.

- Oh, am I glad to see you guys.
- Hang on. Here we go.

Get a line. Get a ladder. Come on.

Raise the stern ramp.

Whoa! Don't let it slip.

- Hurry up and throw a blanket around him.
- Yes, sir.

Come on. Let's get up the ramp.

- Stand by.
- Let's go.

Hustle, hustle.

Let's get down there!

Captain, this is Mr. Gallagher, the pilot.

- Are you all right?
- Yes, sir. I'm fine.

- What's the situation there?
- Most of the passengers are still alive.

Some wounded. But that
fuselage is gonna give way.

Air?

No good. They've
been down there too long.

We'll get this rescue operation
going. Get him some dry clothes.

Thank you. Captain.

- Stand by.
- Aye, aye, sir.

Eve, Powers, come here. Right.

- Distribute those to the passengers.
- Now, one at a time.

All right. They slip right on over the
head. Make sure they're secured tightly.

Here, Eddie.

As far as the other stress points go, the
factory says to watch out for sections 5B.

- And 9L. They can't take much torque.
- Right.

Now, we're keeping
the line open at this end.

Don, I don't need
to tell you the risk

factor of getting the
plane up in one piece.

It could split wide open at any time.

Take care and good luck.

Thanks, Joe.

My, uh, daughter and grandson…
They weren't injured, sir.

We're gonna raise the plane with
salvage pontoons, Mr. Stevens.

Lt. Norris will lead the U.D.T.
team that will place them.

I'll go with 'em.

- You a diver?
- Amateur.

I'm not sure I
can permit that.

Your men don't know the
stress points of a 747. I do.

You attach one of those pontoons in the
wrong place, that ship'll crack wide open.

Now, goddamn it,
you need me down there!

Get this man into some scuba gear.

Aye, aye, sir. Right this way.

- Grab the stern line.
- All right, I got it.

- Easy.
- Stand clear of the air line.

Give me your hand. Okay, I got ya.

Play it out easy.

Here you go, Bobby. Here, hook it up.

Easy does it.

The main fuselage damage
is in the forward cargo hold.

We'll check that out first.

- Can we get air to the passengers?
- It's too risky.

You can't cut through that thin
aluminum. God knows what'll happen.

Okay. Let's take off.

The captain's gotta be kidding.

He thinks we're gonna tie
air balloons to that 747,

and it's gonna float up to the surface.

It's gonna blow up, into a
million pieces like a bomb goin' off.

But they gotta try something, and quick.

Those people are gonna die
from lack of oxygen.

Don't bet anything on their
chances with this balloon routine.

- All set, sir?
- I'm ready.

All right, let's go. Over the side.

There's divers out there.
They're comin' for us.

What did he say?
Where? I can't see them.

Move over.

There they are. Look at them.

They're gonna try and raise the plane.

When they do, it's gonna be like
a tidal wave came through here.

Grab a hold of anything solid
you can get your hands on.

You in the back there! Grab
hold of that companionway rail.

Use your belts. Strap yourselves in!

Doctor, get that child
up here by the Pong table.

Come on. Move it out.

Here you go. Grab this. There.

Here's number one
line. Number two. Got it?

Okay, take it on down.

Captain Guay.

Go ahead, Norris.

The plane's leaking like a sieve.
Gallagher says it's now or never.

What about the weight distribution?

The plane's tail-heavy. It's
gonna come up at a steep angle.

- Is there any way to equalize the load?
- No, sir.

Then let's get those boats out of the
way. We're gonna have to chance it.

Let's go.

Hold onto me, Dorothy.
Hold onto me.

It'll be all right.

It'll be all right.

The boats have pulled back
a safe distance. We can start.

Start the compressor.

This is the captain.
Reduce the air pressure.

We can't afford to lose
another one of those!

Help me!

Oh! Martin! Martin, help me!

Martin!

Benjy! Hold on! Benjy!

Oh, my God!

Benjy! Benjy!

Somebody help him!

I got him! It's all right. Hold onto me!

Increase the pressure.

My God, look at that.

Get ready!

We made it.
We're gonna be all right.

We made it!

Let's go!

They better get those
people out of there fast.

Sir, that plane can go
down as quick as it came up.

We're safe. You're going
to be all right, Dorothy.

Dorothy. Dorothy?

Oh!

Let's get out of here.

Take your shoes off!

We'll disembark
in the following manner…

The injured first, then the children.

- Women, then finally the men.
- Give me the girl.

I'll help with the
child. I'll take the kid.

Watch out! Watch
that man.

Inflate your life jackets
before getting onto the wing.

Wait for the boats!

Come on in! Over here!

Watch her head! Okay!

Get him on this boat!

Take it easy! Oh, my leg!

Oh!

Oh, God!

I'm fine! I'm fine!

Put her over there!

Come on.

Oh! My leg!

Be careful.
Ouch! Be careful! Oh!

Sir.

Okay. Let's go!

Get that man a life jacket!

Go! Take that one off!

- Hi, Frank.
- Chambers is dead.

Ow!

Get him!

Eve! Eve!

Eve!

Eve!

The cockpit! Come on!

Cockpit!

I can't!

Stay there.

Come on!

Jump!

Grab!

Watch her head now. Be careful.

Go on, go on.

Benjy?

I'm your grandpa.

She's gonna be all right.

Oh, thank you. Thank you!

Here, come on. Yeah.

Easy, Eddie,
now. Come on. Watch his leg.

Cold?

I-I'm warming up.

You better. You got a date
with me tonight, remember?

I love you.

I love you.