FLIGHT 914 - Hollywood Action Movie Hindi Dubbed _ Faran Tahir_ Robbie Kay_ Aqueela _ Hindi Movie(360P)
FLIGHT 914 - Hollywood Action Movie Hindi Dubbed _ Faran Tahir_ Robbie Kay_ Aqueela _ Hindi Movie
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00:00:00Ladies and gentlemen, we are going to fly for 7.5 hours to reach London and the flight is on time.
00:00:18The weather department says that if the weather is clear, then you can sit comfortably and enjoy the journey.
00:00:25You didn't cut your hair the way we discussed.
00:00:30Just look at it with your heart.
00:00:32Poetry?
00:00:37Sir, would you like to have something?
00:00:38No, thank you.
00:00:39Here you go, ma'am.
00:00:40Thank you.
00:00:41Sir, would you like to have something?
00:00:42No.
00:00:44Was there a party last night?
00:00:45Oh, shush.
00:00:46Yes, of course. We will meet, right?
00:00:55Yes, of course.
00:01:01Excuse me.
00:01:03Here you go, ma'am.
00:01:04Here you go, ma'am.
00:01:14Will, I have checked everything.
00:01:18It's in the roll. What do you think?
00:01:20It's enough that you have checked.
00:01:25Hey Daniel, you are scaring me. What's going on?
00:01:29I don't know.
00:01:31Is it a short circuit?
00:01:35See, it's just a little...
00:01:38Come on, Daniel. Stop talking nonsense and find out what the problem is.
00:01:42This is Gander Center, IA-42. There seems to be a problem with the intermittent instruments. We are trying to fix it.
00:01:49Okay, IA-42. The path ahead is clear. If you need any kind of help, let us know.
00:01:56Okay, IA-42.
00:01:59Daniel, I can't fly the plane like this.
00:02:05What's going on?
00:02:09Oh.
00:02:17Gander Center, this is IA-42. You said the weather is clear.
00:02:21Five minutes ago, the path was clear, IA-42. This storm suddenly appeared.
00:02:26Do you have any other way other than square 70? We will try and see.
00:02:31Ladies and gentlemen, please sit in your seats. There may be turbulence ahead.
00:02:38Crew, take the passengers to their seats.
00:03:02What's going on? Is the plane going to crash?
00:03:12Do you think we will be able to escape?
00:03:15I think we should go straight from here.
00:03:18Be careful.
00:03:28We are rolling.
00:03:47Oh.
00:04:17Oh.
00:04:24What was that?
00:04:26It was so scary.
00:04:28I thought we were safe.
00:04:32But what was that?
00:04:36It's night time.
00:04:38There was only an hour left for sunset.
00:04:47What if we fainted? Right, Captain?
00:04:50No, nothing like that happened.
00:04:56Sorry for the inconvenience. There was a sudden storm.
00:05:00The good news is that we have crossed it.
00:05:03Now the path ahead is smooth.
00:05:05You must have noticed that when we were passing through the storm, it was already sunset.
00:05:10This often happens when we cross the Bermuda Triangle.
00:05:13What?
00:05:14Don't worry. We'll see another sunset tomorrow.
00:05:20Sometimes you have to lie when you cross the Bermuda Triangle.
00:05:24Let's go.
00:05:43Is someone else's connection down?
00:05:46Yes, I'm not getting any signal from my phone.
00:05:55Wow, did you see that?
00:06:01We have altitude, airspeed and fuel.
00:06:05But we can only fly this much in the air.
00:06:08We have a lot of fuel left, but anything can happen ahead.
00:06:13Let me see if we can manage anything.
00:06:17Gander Centre, this is IA-42.
00:06:20We have crossed the storm, but you will need help with our instruments.
00:06:24IA-42.
00:06:27Gander Centre, this is London-bound IA-42. Can you hear me?
00:06:33I can't hear you.
00:06:35The fuses are fine. I don't know what the problem is.
00:06:39Check the backup. Maybe something happened there.
00:06:42I'll do it.
00:06:44Gander Centre, this is IA-42. Can you hear me?
00:06:49Not even now.
00:06:51Daniel?
00:06:52There's one thing that's working fine.
00:06:55What is it?
00:06:57Our radar system.
00:07:00It's the only thing that hasn't changed since the International Airline Avionics was upgraded.
00:07:06As long as it's working, we're safe.
00:07:12Are you okay?
00:07:14Yes, I'm fine.
00:07:16Thank you.
00:07:19Thank you.
00:07:22Sir, can I get you anything?
00:07:24Sorry, I'll trouble you.
00:07:26It's okay. What would you like?
00:07:28No, thank you.
00:07:32It's early tonight, isn't it?
00:07:34It's because of the storm, as the captain said.
00:07:37Thank you.
00:07:39So, what are you going to England for? Business or sightseeing?
00:07:42Don't know.
00:07:44We're history professors at Akron University.
00:07:46There's going to be a convention in London.
00:07:47I've found some amazing pre-war artifacts there.
00:07:51Some of them are my favorites.
00:07:53You don't have to bore them. They're sleepy anyway.
00:07:56No, it's okay. I have to finish my work. I'll come back and listen to you.
00:08:00I'll be waiting for you.
00:08:02You go, or he'll bore you.
00:08:05Okay, so this is Hitler's map. Argentina, right?
00:08:11What are you doing?
00:08:13Oh, I'm...
00:08:14I'm calculating everything.
00:08:17You know, at my age, I have to calculate everything.
00:08:21Because, I don't know if I'll ever get to live again.
00:08:26Okay, I won't disturb you.
00:08:29Thanks a lot.
00:08:44That's strange.
00:08:46What's up? Some good news again?
00:08:48Look at that.
00:08:52There's nothing here.
00:08:54Nothing at all.
00:08:56Has his radar gone bad too?
00:08:58That's what I thought too, but the coordinates are moving.
00:09:02If the radar had gone bad, the coordinates wouldn't have moved.
00:09:05That means there's something we can trust.
00:09:08There should be air traffic around us too, right?
00:09:11Okay, so let's make a loop and find a solution.
00:09:27There's nothing here.
00:09:29According to the radar, we're alone here.
00:09:33Maybe the storm has diverted the traffic.
00:09:36The signals are waiting for us to come back.
00:09:37What if that doesn't happen?
00:09:39We still have a few hours to get to London.
00:09:42That doesn't mean we're lost.
00:09:48If we come down from the cloud cover,
00:09:51we can get a visual cue from a shipping lane or a cargo ship.
00:09:58Is that the right thing to do?
00:10:00If no one can hear us, then this is the only way.
00:10:08This is Cameron.
00:10:10Hey Cameron, how's everything going?
00:10:13We're a little tired, but everything's fine.
00:10:15Good.
00:10:17I'm going to make an announcement,
00:10:19and I want everyone to take their seats.
00:10:21We're going to descend.
00:10:23Is everything okay?
00:10:25We're just going to get out of a high-level windshear.
00:10:28Get everyone in their seats.
00:10:30Okay.
00:10:31Is everything okay?
00:10:33We're just going to get out of a high-level windshear.
00:10:36Get everyone in their seats.
00:10:38We're going to descend.
00:10:40They're saying there's a chance of turbulence.
00:10:43What turbulence?
00:10:45Ladies and gentlemen,
00:10:47everyone sit in their seats.
00:10:49We're going to descend from the turbulence.
00:10:51That's why we're going to descend from the clouds.
00:10:54That's normal.
00:10:56But everyone, please sit down.
00:10:57But everyone, please sit down.
00:11:08Everything's secure here, Captain.
00:11:22Are you okay?
00:11:24Yes, I'm fine.
00:11:25Believe me, I've seen this happen many times in my career.
00:11:29There's nothing to worry about.
00:11:31Okay.
00:11:37Land!
00:11:39That means the Atlantic is below us.
00:11:41It should be.
00:11:49Okay, that means we're lost.
00:11:52Gander Center, can you hear me?
00:11:55Keep an eye out for radio towers.
00:11:57Blinking lights.
00:11:59Something like that.
00:12:04According to the radar, there's a small plane 20 km away.
00:12:09What's this? There are so many planes here.
00:12:12Are you sure they're planes?
00:12:14I've never seen anything like this. Are you sure?
00:12:16I'm not sure about this, but we're heading towards something.
00:12:21It's very dark ahead.
00:12:23It could be a storm.
00:12:25It's not a storm.
00:12:27It's a...
00:12:29It's a fire.
00:12:40Oh my gosh!
00:12:42Oh no!
00:12:43Oh no!
00:12:47What's happening?
00:12:49What's happening?
00:12:53What's happening?
00:12:56What's happening?
00:12:58Look at this.
00:13:00How is this possible?
00:13:02Oh no!
00:13:04I don't understand what's happening.
00:13:10What's happening?
00:13:11What's happening?
00:13:13The plane must have crashed.
00:13:15But what's happening?
00:13:17I've never seen anything like this.
00:13:19I'm so scared.
00:13:21Where are we stuck?
00:13:25How is this possible?
00:13:27Bill!
00:13:29Something's coming towards us. It's near us. Hurry!
00:13:37Daniel, turn off the nav lights.
00:13:38No, we're too low.
00:13:40Stop!
00:13:45Keep an eye on the radar.
00:14:00Hey, what's going on?
00:14:02What if we're being shot at like the Ukrainian planes?
00:14:05What's going on?
00:14:06What's going on?
00:14:08We don't have to panic until our captain tells us what to do.
00:14:12Everything's fine.
00:14:14I'm asking you a question.
00:14:16As soon as we find out, we'll give you an answer.
00:14:19What? Listen.
00:14:21Listen, I want an answer.
00:14:26Sir, let go of my hand.
00:14:29Sir, if you don't sit down, we'll have to take action.
00:14:33So, sit down.
00:14:36Okay.
00:14:49Cameron.
00:14:50Bill, what's going on?
00:14:52We'll handle everything.
00:14:54Is everything okay there?
00:14:56Everything's fine.
00:14:58We're just a little confused and scared.
00:15:00I'll talk to them.
00:15:02We'll let you know as soon as we can.
00:15:04Just calm down, okay?
00:15:06Okay.
00:15:21I think everything's fine.
00:15:23There's nothing around.
00:15:25I'm going to keep some distance between us and them.
00:15:28We'll duck in a little while, okay?
00:15:31What?
00:15:33Will, it didn't matter last time.
00:15:36It doesn't matter where we are.
00:15:38Without the instruments, we only have the option of landmarks.
00:15:41And they can't be seen from the clouds.
00:15:49Ladies and gentlemen, we're sorry for the inconvenience.
00:15:52There was a storm, but now everything's fine.
00:15:55You don't have to worry.
00:15:57We request you to remain calm.
00:16:00The flight crew will help you.
00:16:03Excuse me, sorry.
00:16:05No, no, tell me. What can I do for you?
00:16:07Actually, we want to help you.
00:16:10Sorry, gentlemen.
00:16:12This is not the time for jokes.
00:16:14We'll talk later.
00:16:16Listen.
00:16:22Captain, I'm Cameron.
00:16:30Look, we'll talk later.
00:16:32Captain, I'm Bennett, and this is my colleague, Dale.
00:16:35Listen to me.
00:16:37Roger, we need help here.
00:16:39Captain, do you know which aircraft that is?
00:16:41Please, go back to your seat.
00:16:43You know it's not allowed, right?
00:16:46What are you doing?
00:16:48Please, go back to your seat.
00:16:50Listen to me.
00:16:52It's not possible that those planes are still there.
00:16:55Please, go back to your seat.
00:16:57What's this?
00:16:59Are you flying a plane without instruments, Captain?
00:17:01How do you know all this?
00:17:03No, no, I don't know all this.
00:17:05We're flying without instruments.
00:17:07Satellites aren't working.
00:17:09Only the radar is working.
00:17:11Complete signal loss.
00:17:13That means there are no satellites.
00:17:21Tell me quickly.
00:17:23Is your radio working?
00:17:25We're getting statics, but...
00:17:27But we haven't had any contact since we left.
00:17:31Yes, you're right.
00:17:33That's because there weren't many allied radio towers...
00:17:37...in the 1940s.
00:17:58Hey!
00:18:00Don't be afraid.
00:18:02Go to sleep.
00:18:05I can't sleep.
00:18:08Me neither.
00:18:15It's strange.
00:18:17Looking at the coastline and those planes...
00:18:20...it feels like we're in the same place where the bombing happened.
00:18:23In June 1940, the Germans bombed France.
00:18:28I don't have time for this.
00:18:30Take me back.
00:18:32We can help you find your location.
00:18:35We can go to the clouds and find out the geography of World War II.
00:18:38You can help us.
00:18:40But for now, go back to your seats.
00:18:43Okay, Captain.
00:18:45And if you can catch the weaker frequencies of the 1940s at lower altitudes...
00:18:49I don't want to hear anything about time travel.
00:18:52Let's find out where we are first.
00:18:54Even if it looks outdated, our radar is far more advanced than the Germans.
00:18:58That's it.
00:19:00Go back to your seats.
00:19:02Look, if any planes come again, this radar will keep us ahead of them.
00:19:06Even if you're right.
00:19:08Which is not at all possible.
00:19:11So tell me, how can we go back?
00:19:14We have to go into another storm.
00:19:17If one storm can reach here, the other can take us out of here.
00:19:21So should we wait for another storm?
00:19:25Yes.
00:19:26Please.
00:19:28Cameron, please take them back.
00:19:30Gentlemen, please.
00:19:32And yes, all of you...
00:19:34stay quiet.
00:19:36Understood?
00:19:38Okay?
00:19:40Yes, Captain.
00:19:42Go back to your seats.
00:19:46There are some electrical issues here.
00:19:50But what about those planes?
00:19:52And those bombs?
00:19:56I don't want anyone to panic.
00:20:00We'll handle it.
00:20:09Captain, we'll handle it.
00:20:12I've flown with you thousands of times, but you've never given up.
00:20:26We're going to descend again, but there's nothing to worry about.
00:20:30Thank you for your cooperation.
00:20:32I don't understand, how is this possible?
00:20:34It must be.
00:20:36When did you take your physics degree, Professor?
00:20:38Don't talk nonsense. Let me think.
00:20:40No, it's possible.
00:20:42Okay.
00:20:44What do you want, sir?
00:20:46What did the captain say?
00:20:48Didn't you hear? We're going to a lower altitude to understand the situation.
00:20:51No, but...
00:20:53Okay.
00:20:54But what's going on?
00:20:56No, no, no.
00:20:58I promise, sir.
00:21:00As soon as everyone finds out, I'll tell you.
00:21:02No, no, no.
00:21:04Thank you.
00:21:06One more thing.
00:21:08If you hold my hand now, you'll have to face a big problem.
00:21:17Okay, if we can identify a landmark, that would be good.
00:21:20That would be difficult.
00:21:21According to the light pollution of the 21st century,
00:21:24are you sure that it was Saint Nazaire?
00:21:27Look, such a dangerous bombing happened only in the 1940s.
00:21:33Alright, fine.
00:21:35I have to take out the pencils.
00:21:37Scheduling. Scheduling.
00:21:39Yes.
00:21:52We'll have to keep an eye on the upcoming storm.
00:21:56Don't start now.
00:21:58Time travel storm is impossible.
00:22:01I know, but all this is meaningless.
00:22:03You'll understand everything when we find out where we are.
00:22:06Focus on this now, okay?
00:22:22Okay.
00:22:34Mayday.
00:22:36This is IA Flight 42 out of Dallas.
00:22:39Listen to me carefully.
00:22:41We were on our way to Heathrow, and suddenly we got lost.
00:22:46Repeat.
00:22:48This is IA Flight 42.
00:22:49Mayday.
00:22:51Can anyone hear me? Over.
00:23:02According to the radar, there is no one far away.
00:23:08Now let's find out where we are.
00:23:20Look over there.
00:23:22Is that a river?
00:23:25I don't know.
00:23:27Let's make a sketch.
00:23:32I can't believe it.
00:23:35There's a world war going on right below us.
00:23:38Full swing.
00:23:42If this is really June,
00:23:44Hitler must have gone far ahead with his forces.
00:23:46And in a week's time, he'll be in Paris.
00:24:01There should be lights here.
00:24:03CDs?
00:24:05Must be power cut.
00:24:08That's why I can't connect to anyone.
00:24:13Repeat.
00:24:14This is IA Flight 42.
00:24:16If anyone can hear me, please respond.
00:24:23I think he's speaking French.
00:24:25They were speaking the truth. We're in France.
00:24:28That Italian. Wait, wait, wait.
00:24:31Is he German?
00:24:37Hello.
00:24:39This is Captain William Strong.
00:24:41IA Flight 42. Can you hear me?
00:24:44Violation of international airspace.
00:24:46Please tell me your identity.
00:24:48This is Captain William Strong.
00:24:50We need your help. Can you hear me?
00:24:53Captain?
00:24:55Whoever you are, this is a localised channel
00:24:58which is only used in emergencies. Over.
00:25:00This is Flight 42 out of Dulles.
00:25:02We've lost our way.
00:25:04Maybe we've seen some German bombers.
00:25:06Bombers?
00:25:08You're saying you're in an aircraft?
00:25:10Yes.
00:25:15Hello.
00:25:17My name is Corporal Nigel Sheffield.
00:25:20It's my duty to intercept long-range transmissions.
00:25:24And you're saying it's wrong to go in an aircraft.
00:25:27Look, I don't have time for this nonsense.
00:25:31Can you please connect me to a civilian air traffic control?
00:25:35Air traffic control?
00:25:37This is a war zone.
00:25:39Is there anyone who can help us?
00:25:41Anyone.
00:25:42Okay, Captain.
00:25:44Which military branch are you from?
00:25:46We're a commercial airline.
00:25:49International.
00:25:51And you're flying in a German bombing area?
00:25:53No. That's strange.
00:25:55Look, can you tell me what GMT is?
00:26:00Fine, Captain.
00:26:0217th June, 2130 hours.
00:26:05And the year?
00:26:07Are you kidding?
00:26:09Look, please answer our questions, okay?
00:26:12It's 17th June, 1940.
00:26:17Don't your commercial airlines give calendars?
00:26:20If you're done investigating, you can disconnect this channel.
00:26:25Listen.
00:26:27I don't know if you're trying to deceive us, but we're stuck here.
00:26:31And you're the only one we've contacted.
00:26:33Deceive?
00:26:35Not at all.
00:26:37Now please remove yourself from this frequency and...
00:26:39How do I explain that this is a commercial airline that's stuck?
00:26:42I can't tell you that, Captain.
00:27:00Here?
00:27:02Here?
00:27:04This has to happen.
00:27:06If this is Ren...
00:27:08This means...
00:27:10We should inform the Captain. Let's go.
00:27:12Come.
00:27:36Look, if you're kidding, then listen to me carefully.
00:27:39We only have a fuel gauge, altitude, and a radar that's working.
00:27:46Your radar?
00:27:49I mean, radio detection.
00:27:51It scans the sky and tells us about other aircrafts.
00:27:55This sounds like RDF technology that we Brits are developing.
00:27:59But we don't have anything like that right now.
00:28:02Right now, we only have what we're in the air because of.
00:28:09Captain, I think you know where we are.
00:28:13Nigel, I have history professors with me.
00:28:16And they know where we are right now.
00:28:19What are you saying?
00:28:21Look, we've identified a river and the surrounding hills.
00:28:25We've just passed over the Rennes River in France.
00:28:29According to the timing after the bombing, this is our best guess.
00:28:33We're absolutely sure that we're passing over the bombing in Saint-Nazaire,
00:28:36where RMS Lancastria was attacked.
00:28:39And it sank there.
00:28:40It sank?
00:28:42Lancastria?
00:28:44If this is true, how do you know?
00:28:47You might not believe it, but we were on a commercial flight from DC to London.
00:28:52In the 21st century.
00:28:54And suddenly, there was a storm or something.
00:28:57And we ended up here.
00:28:59This is weird.
00:29:01Forget all that.
00:29:03We just know that we've lost our way in the sky.
00:29:06And we're in a war zone.
00:29:09Nigel, we could die without your help.
00:29:15What if we tell you about the bombing in Saint-Nazaire?
00:29:19What can you tell me?
00:29:21The air forces.
00:29:23UKJU-88.
00:29:24Henkel HE-111.
00:29:26Messerschmitt BF-110.
00:29:28Likely prototypes.
00:29:30And Lancastria.
00:29:33Ask the front.
00:29:35They'll confirm that they're lost.
00:29:37Yes.
00:29:38I'll ask them.
00:29:40If you're serious, call back at this frequency in half an hour.
00:29:46We can't wait half an hour.
00:29:49Call us in five minutes.
00:29:52I'll do what I can.
00:29:56God help us.
00:29:57God help us.
00:30:05Can you show me the place where you found the two points?
00:30:13Do you know the way?
00:30:15Maybe.
00:30:17Then we can find our range.
00:30:20Fuel is less than half tank.
00:30:27Let's go.
00:30:39How are you?
00:30:40Colonel, one minute.
00:30:41Any news?
00:30:43A transmission, sir.
00:30:44But you need to know about it.
00:31:28Ladies and gentlemen.
00:31:30I have information that the flight crew is not giving you.
00:31:35Sir, please.
00:31:37Don't touch me.
00:31:39I know it's weird.
00:31:41But I think we've somehow...
00:31:44time-traveled.
00:31:52How many drinks did you have?
00:31:54How many drinks did you have?
00:31:58We all saw the storm.
00:32:00The planes, the bombs.
00:32:03They know.
00:32:06I don't know how, but we're in time for World War II.
00:32:10All of you, please calm down.
00:32:12No, no.
00:32:13Nobody's telling us anything.
00:32:14We have the right to know.
00:32:16Sit down.
00:32:17You're scaring us all.
00:32:18Sit down.
00:32:24You all believe that we're in a war zone.
00:32:28So what?
00:32:30So?
00:32:32We're not going to survive.
00:32:34This plane is not for war.
00:32:38Listen, listen.
00:32:40Do you know what this means?
00:32:42Listen to me.
00:32:43We're traveling to France in June 1914.
00:32:48The enemy has gathered its forces on the ground.
00:32:51We have it.
00:32:54There's only one chance...
00:32:56to change human history.
00:32:59We can kill the enemy.
00:33:04Okay, but...
00:33:06how are we going to do this?
00:33:08We tried to kill him in the war, but we failed.
00:33:13Because during that war, they had outdated intelligence.
00:33:18We know exactly where Hitler is.
00:33:20Everything is in this book.
00:33:22Everything is written in detail.
00:33:24There's information on where the SS and Hitler are.
00:33:27Okay, but they'll see us from miles away.
00:33:30This is suicide.
00:33:31We can't do this.
00:33:36We're already surrounded by bombers and attack planes.
00:33:41We're not going to survive.
00:33:43But we can land this plane...
00:33:46and find Hitler and kill him.
00:33:48That's enough.
00:33:51Let him go. He's right.
00:33:54We have to do this ourselves.
00:33:56We can do something.
00:33:58We need a safe place to land.
00:34:01And we have to convince the pilots.
00:34:03Stop. Stop. Stop.
00:34:06Go to the place.
00:34:10I thought you'd support us, Sergeant.
00:34:13We can win this war.
00:34:15Wow, what a story.
00:34:17Actually, you want to hijack this plane.
00:34:20It's called terrorism.
00:34:22What? I'm a patriot.
00:34:26Just listen to me.
00:34:28Private Jackson and I won't let you go into the cockpit.
00:34:35You think you can stop us?
00:34:38You can try.
00:34:43We can use you in this plan.
00:34:46You can be a hero.
00:34:49Just go back.
00:34:56What's going on? What are they doing?
00:34:59Stop them. Stop them.
00:35:01What are they doing?
00:35:03They're killing each other.
00:35:05Stop them.
00:35:13Stop them.
00:35:19You!
00:35:26What's that noise?
00:35:30Look, you don't understand.
00:35:32No, sir. You don't understand.
00:35:34Even if we try, there's a higher chance of making a mistake.
00:35:38Even if you know where the enemy is.
00:35:40Believe me.
00:35:42Let's say there's a world war going on down there.
00:35:45And we make a mistake.
00:35:47Just one mistake.
00:35:49Then the enemy will have this plane.
00:35:51We'll have the technology.
00:35:53And this book.
00:35:55They'll know everything.
00:35:57And then the enemy will wave their flag all over the world.
00:36:00Because of you.
00:36:02Because in order to change the past,
00:36:05we don't want to ruin it.
00:36:07Do you understand?
00:36:09So go back to your seat and sit down.
00:36:32Yes.
00:36:34Is everything okay?
00:36:35Yes. There's nothing to worry about.
00:36:44We'll just tie them up like this.
00:36:47There's no problem in the flight.
00:36:49Am I right?
00:36:51Yes, sir.
00:36:53Now he won't bother you.
00:36:56Thank you.
00:36:58Thanks to you.
00:37:00You brought a fire extinguisher.
00:37:06Let's go.
00:37:17With our current speed, we've been in the air for the last 150 minutes.
00:37:21And we're neither going up nor down.
00:37:23At least we know where we're going.
00:37:25Yes, you're right.
00:37:27We know where we're going.
00:37:29Yes. We're somewhere around France right now.
00:37:31If we want to continue this journey,
00:37:34we'll have to find a friend or a safe landing space.
00:37:38Right?
00:37:41What happened?
00:37:43Some idiots were trying to hijack the plane and kill Hitler.
00:37:46Some soldiers helped us.
00:37:48But now the passengers must want an answer.
00:37:51And that too soon.
00:37:53Corporal Nigel Sheffield calling Captain William Strong.
00:37:56This is Captain Strong.
00:37:58Tell me, Nigel.
00:37:59The others are still here.
00:38:01And you're with us.
00:38:03And you took 10 minutes.
00:38:05Yes.
00:38:07Some things take time, Captain.
00:38:09I spoke to the command and the soldiers of the Western Front.
00:38:13And...
00:38:15We fully trusted you.
00:38:18Not on that time travel thing.
00:38:22But your Lancaster thing was right.
00:38:25And to be honest,
00:38:27we got a lot of help in that.
00:38:30No one knew the extent of that firepower.
00:38:35And we don't even know such information ourselves.
00:38:38I'm glad we agree on something, Nigel.
00:38:43Yes, you're right.
00:38:45We'll do whatever we can.
00:38:47But Dunkirk...
00:38:49But after Dunkirk...
00:38:52We're broken.
00:38:54It was a terrible sight.
00:38:57Huh? What?
00:38:59What are you talking about?
00:39:01No, no, no.
00:39:03Allied forces had evacuated millions of troops from there.
00:39:06Evacuate?
00:39:08Didn't you read the newspaper?
00:39:10The Jerries had surrounded us from both sides.
00:39:12It was a dangerous sight.
00:39:14Half of our soldiers were killed.
00:39:16What? How is that possible?
00:39:18It was terrible.
00:39:20What happened?
00:39:21He's saying that Dunkirk was a massacre.
00:39:24But that's not true.
00:39:26Dunkirk was a very successful Allied evacuation mission.
00:39:29They rescued 400,000 troops.
00:39:32So if you're right,
00:39:35then the past we're in,
00:39:38is not what we know.
00:39:41I'm sorry to hear that, Nigel.
00:39:44Well, Captain.
00:39:46How can we help you?
00:39:48We need two things right now.
00:39:49A safe route,
00:39:51and a safe landing spot.
00:39:53And one more thing.
00:39:55If you have any information,
00:39:57about a strange storm, let us know.
00:39:59I'll do whatever I can, Captain.
00:40:01What's your current position?
00:40:03We're near the wire.
00:40:05That's all I know right now.
00:40:07We just crossed the Rhine a while ago,
00:40:09and now we're heading straight.
00:40:11You're near the German border?
00:40:13What's your current airspeed?
00:40:15400 knots.
00:40:17Listen to me carefully, Captain.
00:40:19We're hearing German chatter.
00:40:21They're talking about a French aircraft.
00:40:25That means, whoever's bombing,
00:40:28knows we're here.
00:40:34Is there anyone friendly in this area,
00:40:37who can help us?
00:40:39It's hard to tell without knowing your exact position.
00:40:42What if we become visible to you?
00:40:44What do you mean?
00:40:46We're flying with our nav lights off.
00:40:47But we can switch on the landing and running lights.
00:40:50Are you sure about this?
00:40:52A lot of systems have failed.
00:40:54This is analog, right?
00:41:00Shall we begin?
00:41:01Shall we begin?
00:41:16Send this to the Colonel immediately.
00:41:26Nigel,
00:41:28something's coming our way.
00:41:29Wait a minute, Captain.
00:41:31It could be Allies.
00:41:36But it's coming towards us.
00:41:38Do something.
00:41:40Well, Captain,
00:41:42we don't see any aircraft.
00:41:44Listen, go back to your seats.
00:41:46And don't say a word to anyone.
00:41:48Take care of everyone.
00:41:50Go quickly.
00:41:56Captain,
00:41:57we've found out
00:41:59that there are some German craft behind you.
00:42:02We've reached there.
00:42:04We're going to surround them.
00:42:14Don't fire until someone orders.
00:42:28Everything's secure here, Captain.
00:42:34Our jets are all around the plane.
00:42:38This is definitely a Nazi plane.
00:42:41They have jets too?
00:42:43Where did the jets come from in the 1940s?
00:42:47Everyone stay alert.
00:42:49The order can be received at any time.
00:42:51We have to act smartly.
00:42:53Get ready.
00:42:57Go.
00:43:03Sir, they're after us.
00:43:05Tell me what to do.
00:43:07Do as I say.
00:43:09Yes, sir.
00:43:11We're waiting for your orders.
00:43:13What's going on?
00:43:15Do you know what's going on?
00:43:19I'm taking the jets up.
00:43:24What's going on, Daniel?
00:43:25They're after us.
00:43:27We've received the order.
00:43:29Target set. Fire!
00:43:55Fire!
00:44:11We've attacked them.
00:44:15We've surrounded them.
00:44:25Fire!
00:44:36They're trying to get out of our range.
00:44:39We're following them, sir.
00:44:52They're after us too.
00:44:53I know.
00:44:57What's going on?
00:44:59Captain.
00:45:01Will, can you hear me?
00:45:03Not yet, Nigel. We're firing.
00:45:06I'm listening.
00:45:08Can you hear me?
00:45:10Damn it!
00:45:24Stop!
00:45:30Stop!
00:45:43Do you have a plan?
00:45:45Maybe.
00:45:47Just don't be scared.
00:45:49Why?
00:45:543,000 feet!
00:46:032,000 feet!
00:46:07What's going on?
00:46:09Neil, 1,000!
00:46:11Neil, 1,000!
00:46:13Neil, 1,000!
00:46:15Neil, 1,000!
00:46:23Neil, 1,000!
00:46:35We've reached the target location.
00:46:37Let's go that way.
00:46:39Hurry!
00:46:54Two planes!
00:46:56They're right behind us!
00:47:08Daniel!
00:47:15Stop!
00:47:17We need first aid in the cockpit.
00:47:19No, no, no!
00:47:24Help!
00:47:30Just a little more.
00:47:45Okay, okay.
00:47:47Let me take a look.
00:47:49There's nothing to worry about.
00:47:51Are you sure?
00:47:53He'll be fine.
00:47:55We'll just have to wait.
00:47:57I'm in a lot of pain, but I'll be fine.
00:47:59How's the plane?
00:48:01It's in a bad state.
00:48:03A lot of fuel has run out.
00:48:05There's a problem with the cabin pressure.
00:48:07We'll have to stay below 15,000 feet.
00:48:09Is it that bad?
00:48:11We'll have to cycle it again.
00:48:14Nigel!
00:48:16There's a problem here.
00:48:18Nigel!
00:48:20There's no problem with the radio.
00:48:21I think we're out of range.
00:48:23William's strong.
00:48:25We can either hide in the clouds
00:48:27or die talking to our friend Nigel.
00:48:30And we can't even land on the front wheel.
00:48:32Perfect!
00:48:34Captain!
00:48:36Wait a minute.
00:48:38Will, if the passengers find out what's going on,
00:48:40they can help us.
00:48:42We all have to work together.
00:48:44All of us.
00:48:46Daniel, can you fly the plane?
00:48:48Yes, I can.
00:48:49But I'll need someone's help.
00:48:52You stay with him.
00:48:54Sit in my seat.
00:48:56Are you sure?
00:48:58Yes, of course.
00:49:00Captain!
00:49:02Cameron, come with me.
00:49:04Yes, sir.
00:49:12Sir, please sit down.
00:49:14Why aren't you saying anything?
00:49:16Are we going to die?
00:49:17You haven't told us anything yet.
00:49:19How long are we going to keep this up?
00:49:22Sir, we want you to calm down
00:49:25and sit in your seat.
00:49:30Thank you.
00:49:33Ladies and gentlemen,
00:49:35I am your captain,
00:49:37William Strong.
00:49:39And the time has come
00:49:41to tell you the truth.
00:49:48Are we leaving, sir?
00:49:50No, you're not here.
00:49:52We're leaving.
00:49:54Do you have any news of him?
00:49:56No, sir.
00:49:58I spoke to him last.
00:50:00He was in a fight with the enemy.
00:50:02Then he lost contact.
00:50:04I'm scared.
00:50:06I'll try, sir.
00:50:08If you talk to him,
00:50:10get all the information about the radar.
00:50:12Yes, sir.
00:50:14I'll try my best.
00:50:15If there's a super plane,
00:50:17we'll finish it off
00:50:19before the enemy gets hold of it.
00:50:21We have no choice
00:50:23but to finish it off.
00:50:30I'm sorry
00:50:32that you've all been kept in the dark.
00:50:34The storm that hit us
00:50:36was much worse than that.
00:50:38Some of us,
00:50:40including my co-pilot Daniel,
00:50:42think that we've been time-travelling.
00:50:46With their help
00:50:48and my contact on the ground,
00:50:50we've found out
00:50:52that we're in France.
00:50:55And according to them,
00:50:57we're in 1940.
00:51:05That's impossible.
00:51:07It doesn't matter.
00:51:09We're in a war zone.
00:51:13And we're in danger.
00:51:16If we hide in the clouds,
00:51:18we'll be safe.
00:51:20The most important thing is
00:51:22that you all stay calm.
00:51:25That's the only thing we can do
00:51:27to find a safe landing spot.
00:51:30Are you ready?
00:51:35Speaking of landing,
00:51:38our landing gear is damaged
00:51:40because of the firing of other planes.
00:51:43It's not opening.
00:51:46I'm going to fix it.
00:51:49But I can't do it alone.
00:51:52There's someone here
00:51:54who wants to help me.
00:51:56Who will come with me
00:51:59and help me?
00:52:04Captain,
00:52:07I'm an engineer.
00:52:09We're working on hydraulics, right?
00:52:12That's right.
00:52:14I'll come with you.
00:52:17Thank you.
00:52:19Teresa.
00:52:21Thank you for your help, Teresa.
00:52:25Anyone else?
00:52:33I think I can help them.
00:52:35You stay here.
00:52:38Listen, Captain.
00:52:39I...
00:52:41I...
00:52:43I...
00:52:45I'll help you, Captain.
00:52:47Thank you, mister.
00:52:49Hector.
00:52:51My name is Hector.
00:52:53Nice to meet you, Hector.
00:52:55I'm with you.
00:52:57Thank you, my friend.
00:52:59We're going down now.
00:53:01The flight crew will handle everything.
00:53:03Daniel is going to fly the plane.
00:53:05He'll let me know if there's a problem.
00:53:06Teresa.
00:53:08We can't keep you in the dark.
00:53:10Our focus now is
00:53:12to keep all of you
00:53:14safe.
00:53:17Teresa.
00:53:19Hector.
00:53:21Come with me.
00:53:24Don't worry.
00:53:26I'll be there.
00:53:33You know time travel is impossible, right?
00:53:36Of course, I know.
00:53:38Everything is possible
00:53:42if you have faith.
00:53:53There's no flat tire.
00:53:55That's good.
00:53:57Captain, look at this.
00:54:00Maybe we should
00:54:02splice it.
00:54:07You're very sharp.
00:54:09I like it, Hector.
00:54:17All right.
00:54:19I think it's done.
00:54:21Move back.
00:54:23Move back.
00:54:30Daniel.
00:54:32We've opened the door.
00:54:34Open the door.
00:54:36We've opened the door.
00:54:38Try to lower the gear.
00:54:40Copy that.
00:54:46It didn't work, Will.
00:54:49Captain, look at that.
00:54:52I saw it.
00:54:54We have to take it out.
00:54:56Daniel.
00:54:58Close the landing gear again.
00:55:02Did you see anything?
00:55:04No, Daniel.
00:55:06It's still open.
00:55:08I'll go there
00:55:10and try to remove the sharpness.
00:55:12Are you crazy?
00:55:14Tell me if you have any other idea.
00:55:16Daniel, we have to slow down to cover the wind.
00:55:19Bring the speed to around 150 knots.
00:55:28Hold on.
00:55:30Captain, please.
00:55:31Let me do it.
00:55:33No, I can't let you go.
00:55:35Please.
00:55:37This plane needs two pilots.
00:55:39You're one of them.
00:55:41Please.
00:55:43Please.
00:55:45Take care.
00:56:02Daniel.
00:56:10It worked, Will.
00:56:16Hector, be careful.
00:56:24Be careful, Hector.
00:56:32Be careful, Hector.
00:56:38Come towards the fields.
00:56:47Come on, Hector.
00:56:49You can do it.
00:56:51Hector.
00:56:53Come on, Hector.
00:56:58Hold the landing gear.
00:56:59Close the landing gear.
00:57:01Hurry up.
00:57:04Come on, Hector.
00:57:08Hold my hand.
00:57:10Come on, Hector.
00:57:18Will, are you okay?
00:57:21Yes, I'm fine.
00:57:23I did it.
00:57:25It worked.
00:57:29It worked.
00:57:46The landing gear is fine now.
00:57:48Yes.
00:57:50Because of these two heroes.
00:57:52Thank you.
00:57:54Thank you so much.
00:57:56Thank you.
00:57:57Thank you.
00:58:03How's it going?
00:58:05We've spent more fuel than we thought.
00:58:07Now we just have 90 minutes to save the flight time.
00:58:10Where are we now?
00:58:12We're at the border. France or Switzerland.
00:58:15Very good, Brianna.
00:58:17Now let me handle it.
00:58:19Okay.
00:58:21We'll have to contact Manigal.
00:58:23We don't have much time.
00:58:25I've already been shot once today.
00:58:27I don't have much time.
00:58:33Ladies and gentlemen.
00:58:35We're going to make a descent to make a radio contact.
00:58:50Manigal, come in.
00:58:52I can hear you.
00:58:54Captain Strong.
00:58:56Manigal, I'm glad to hear your voice.
00:58:59Oh, God.
00:59:01You made such a sudden contact.
00:59:03I was scared.
00:59:05But how did you escape those planes?
00:59:08We had to go above the clouds.
00:59:10At least now we know our radio transmission ranges.
00:59:14What's your current location?
00:59:16We're above the Swiss border.
00:59:18We only have 80 minutes to fly.
00:59:21We don't have much time.
00:59:22Did you mention about a storm earlier?
00:59:27Yes, I did.
00:59:29Before coming here,
00:59:31we were passing through a storm.
00:59:33I've never seen anything like this before.
00:59:35There were black clouds.
00:59:37And there was some kind of blue energy in the center.
00:59:39Okay, I'll investigate.
00:59:42Now the problem is
00:59:44you're going into German airspace.
00:59:47You stay on your route.
00:59:49I'll find a safe landing spot for you.
00:59:52And my commanding officer says
00:59:54I should ask you more information about the radar system.
00:59:58What do you want to know, Nigel?
01:00:00Everything you can tell me.
01:00:02Captain, can I tell you?
01:00:06My name is Bennett.
01:00:08This radar is on the nose of the plane
01:00:10which determines the things in the surrounding area.
01:00:13And there's a console in the cockpit
01:00:16which looks like a bull's eye.
01:00:18It works for signals
01:00:19and shows the distance on the screen.
01:00:21And?
01:00:23That's it.
01:00:25It was easy.
01:00:27But it's very useful for us.
01:00:29That's why we're still alive.
01:00:31Well, I hope you Americans will join the war soon
01:00:34and help us on the technology front.
01:00:36I told you, we'd do it if we could.
01:00:39William, there's one more thing you should know.
01:00:42My commanding officer wants...
01:00:44Damn it!
01:00:46Your friends are here again, Nigel.
01:00:47We've hit the target.
01:00:49Yes, from above.
01:00:51Fire!
01:00:53What are you waiting for? Fire!
01:01:01Maybe our connection will break again.
01:01:04Just keep yourself safe.
01:01:10Wilbur, come on!
01:01:17Fire!
01:01:41Where is he?
01:01:43One is behind us and the other one is ahead.
01:01:48Get ready.
01:01:50Okay.
01:01:52Get ready.
01:01:54Will?
01:01:58Will?
01:02:00Easy.
01:02:02William!
01:02:04Easy!
01:02:06Easy!
01:02:08Hold on!
01:02:13Pull!
01:02:17Pull!
01:02:40How are the passengers and crew?
01:02:42Some windows are broken and everyone is scared.
01:02:45But we're fine.
01:02:48Tell me, what do we do now?
01:02:50We're stuck.
01:02:52The radar only gives a small warning
01:02:54and then we can only talk to Nigel.
01:02:57Because our radar is localized.
01:03:00We're at the signal's epicenter.
01:03:02It can only track things around us.
01:03:04If our radar is on the ground,
01:03:06it can help us track the enemy's fighter plane.
01:03:10That's right.
01:03:12So...
01:03:14let's give it to Nigel.
01:03:16There's no truth in Nigel's story, okay?
01:03:19He should have had the radar by now.
01:03:21And the way he's talking,
01:03:23it seems like it's going to take years.
01:03:25Maybe that's why we're here.
01:03:27Not to kill Hitler,
01:03:29but to give the British the radar.
01:03:31We can cut him off with the nose of the plane
01:03:33and air drop him at a spot.
01:03:35They'll take him
01:03:37and we'll have air traffic control.
01:03:39And what about changing history?
01:03:41From what I've heard,
01:03:42history has already changed.
01:03:44They lost the battle of Dunkerque?
01:03:46Who knows what's true and what's false?
01:03:49Maybe this will help us reach the history
01:03:52that we know.
01:03:54Maybe...
01:03:56this will fix everything.
01:03:59Will,
01:04:01even if you don't believe in time travel,
01:04:03you said it yourself.
01:04:05We don't have a choice.
01:04:09So...
01:04:10tell Nigel
01:04:12he'll get his Christmas present soon.
01:04:19Oh no! Missiles!
01:04:40What do we do now?
01:04:48What do we do now?
01:04:59Daniel!
01:05:00Daniel!
01:05:11Nigel, come in!
01:05:14Nigel, come in!
01:05:16Will, thank God.
01:05:18I thought something had happened to you.
01:05:20We won't die so soon, my friend.
01:05:22But a missile was about to hit us.
01:05:24A missile?
01:05:26Of another plane?
01:05:27I think you should tell them.
01:05:29Nigel, listen.
01:05:31We're 100 miles away from the Swiss border.
01:05:33And we want to give you a gift.
01:05:35Our radar.
01:05:37Can you find a drop site?
01:05:39Will, are you sure you want to do this?
01:05:42This is the only way for us
01:05:44to get out of here alive.
01:05:46Will,
01:05:48you must be around Metz, right?
01:05:50You're right.
01:05:52You're about to pass through Molle Moselle in 10 minutes.
01:05:54Yes, you're right.
01:05:55I'll send a platoon there
01:05:57to get the radar if you drop it from the site.
01:06:00We'll do it.
01:06:02Okay, then.
01:06:04In the German territory,
01:06:06near the jungle, in a field.
01:06:08We'll get to you.
01:06:10That's my wish, my friend.
01:06:12Over and out.
01:06:14Did you hear that?
01:06:1610 minutes.
01:06:18Bennett, you and Daniel go down.
01:06:20Take Hector and Teresa with you.
01:06:22Cut the box with the nose of the plane.
01:06:23Nigel,
01:06:25we have to give this radar a safe ride.
01:06:27Do something
01:06:29to ensure it doesn't break
01:06:31at a distance of 1,000 feet.
01:06:38Yes, Nigel, tell me.
01:06:40You have to listen to me.
01:06:42We can't target them again.
01:06:44We have to take care of their safety.
01:06:46Nigel, listen to me.
01:06:48They want to give us their radar system.
01:06:50They want to drop it.
01:06:51Corporal,
01:06:53stop all the air attacks now.
01:06:55Yes, sir.
01:07:09Is this your bag, sir?
01:07:11Do you have anything
01:07:13we can use to make a parachute?
01:07:15I'm looking for something
01:07:17we can use like a parachute.
01:07:19Can I help you?
01:07:22I bought this for my grandchildren.
01:07:25They live in London.
01:07:27Thank you so much.
01:07:29Thank you.
01:07:38Here's your bag.
01:07:41Okay.
01:07:51Tie it tight.
01:07:53Okay.
01:07:56Hey, Daniel,
01:07:58do we have a battery?
01:08:00I need a USB battery.
01:08:02Does anyone have one?
01:08:04I have one.
01:08:06I have one, too.
01:08:18Is everything on it?
01:08:21Let's go.
01:08:26Let's go.
01:08:28Let's go.
01:08:30Bennett, we're below 10,000 feet.
01:08:33Hurry up.
01:08:35We're ready, Captain.
01:08:36One, two, three.
01:09:00Captain, the package is in the air.
01:09:02I repeat, the package is in the air.
01:09:04Nigel, the package is out.
01:09:06Troops are on their way to pick it up.
01:09:08I'm going up.
01:09:10Go at double speed.
01:09:12Our code breakers have heard a lot.
01:09:14The enemy will be after you soon.
01:09:22Sir, the plane is in our area.
01:09:24Should we attack it?
01:09:26I repeat, should we attack it?
01:09:37There.
01:09:39Hurry up.
01:09:41Where is it?
01:09:43Come on, guys.
01:09:45Let's go up.
01:09:54Get down.
01:09:56Be careful.
01:09:58It's over there.
01:10:00Take aim.
01:10:06Hurry up.
01:10:17Nigel, we don't have much time.
01:10:21Did you get the package or not?
01:10:23It will be here soon.
01:10:25Please wait.
01:10:36Hurry up.
01:10:46Go and get it.
01:11:00Will, we've got the package.
01:11:02It's coming.
01:11:04It's coming to you?
01:11:06I'm just a radio operator from the drop site.
01:11:08Nigel, you are our guiding angel.
01:11:17Look there.
01:11:36Look there.
01:12:06Look there.
01:12:30Good, you found it.
01:12:36Good, you found it.
01:12:46Will, we've got the radar.
01:12:48Very good, Nigel.
01:12:50Hurry up.
01:12:52There are enemy planes behind us.
01:12:58Nigel, we are running out of fuel.
01:13:01We have to go into the clouds.
01:13:03Hurry up.
01:13:07I found it.
01:13:09I'm scanning the sky.
01:13:13Okay.
01:13:15Captain, go to the southeast and hit the throttle.
01:13:18Are you sure, Nigel?
01:13:20Yes, I'm sure.
01:13:22Now move.
01:13:37Ah!
01:13:48There's the aircraft in front of me.
01:13:57No, I can't do anything.
01:14:01I'm ready to fire.
01:14:07Rydo, throw them out of the sky.
01:14:19This is definitely World War 2.
01:14:21This can't be anything else.
01:14:27Where is this cavity coming from?
01:14:29Oh, my colleagues are here.
01:14:31Nigel, you are amazing.
01:14:33You were right. This is really 1940.
01:14:34Yes, it is.
01:14:36You are going to see the clear sky.
01:14:38I'll take you to the safe landing site.
01:14:45I'm not sure, but there's a big blip right in front of you.
01:14:51Is that a plane?
01:14:53It looks stationary.
01:14:55You can see it.
01:14:57There's nothing ahead of it.
01:14:59What do you see, General?
01:15:00This is the vortex.
01:15:02This is what brought us here.
01:15:05This is where we have to go.
01:15:07We only have 10 minutes, Nigel.
01:15:10I'm still looking for a safe landing site for you.
01:15:14Will, I know this is what brought us here.
01:15:18And we can't do a safe landing in the 1940s.
01:15:21I'm sorry to say this, but this is the best option for you.
01:15:30Ladies and gentlemen, there's going to be turbulence again.
01:15:34I thank you for your patience, assistance, and trust in us.
01:15:39I'm proud of all of you.
01:15:42It looks like we're going to die.
01:15:45We'll find out in a little while.
01:15:47Nigel, thank you for everything you've done.
01:15:52That's what we do, Captain.
01:15:55Take care of yourself.
01:15:57You take care of yourself, Captain.
01:16:00All of you on Flight 4-2, be happy.
01:16:04We'll see you soon.
01:16:16Let's go home.
01:16:46Let's go.
01:16:48Whoa!
01:17:14Welcome, Flight 4-2.
01:17:15Thank God, where were you?
01:17:17We didn't know you were in Germany's T-XL.
01:17:19We'll tell you everything once the fuel runs out.
01:17:21We have to land quickly.
01:17:30Welcome, Flight 4-2.
01:17:32This is T-XL tower.
01:17:34We're clearing the runway and sending emergency equipment.
01:17:39I can only see the landing.
01:17:42Welcome, Flight 4-2.
01:17:43This is T-XL tower. You may come in.
01:17:47The fuel's running out.
01:17:49All right.
01:17:51Let's make this plane glide.
01:17:56Welcome, Flight 4-2.
01:17:58Choose your own runway.
01:18:00Everything's clear. You may land.
01:18:13Drop it.
01:18:25Gear down.
01:18:27Done, sir.
01:18:30Keep it steady.
01:18:34Keep it steady. Well done.
01:18:36Well done.
01:18:38Bring all the emergency services to the heat.
01:18:43Yes, sir.
01:18:49They've stopped at the intersection of D and Z.
01:18:52T-XL, you have flied 4-2.
01:18:56We have landed.
01:18:58Absolutely safe.
01:19:03We have landed.
01:19:05Copy that. Welcome, 4-2.
01:19:07Welcome to Berlin.
01:19:09T-XL.
01:19:10We've landed.
01:19:13What year is this?
01:19:15You joke a lot, Captain.
01:19:17Welcome back.
01:19:21I love Germany.
01:19:25This Germany.
01:19:41Yes.
01:19:46Really.
01:19:48Let's go.
01:19:51Come on.
01:19:54Thank you.
01:19:56Take care.
01:19:58Thank you.
01:20:04Take care.
01:20:06Thank you.
01:20:10Thank you.
01:20:16Everyone's gone.
01:20:18There's only one gentleman left.
01:20:20I'll take care of him. You go.
01:20:22Okay.
01:20:25Excuse me, sir.
01:20:27You should leave.
01:20:29Oh, yes. Just a minute, Captain.
01:20:31Let me finish one of my unfinished tasks.
01:20:40Okay.
01:20:49It's done.
01:20:51I apologize for making you wait.
01:20:54I'm ready now.
01:21:00They say there's no better time than the present.
01:21:04Shall we go?
01:21:08Thank you.
01:21:10You're welcome.