:02:12
P.A.: ...now in the final stages
of departure...
:02:14
at gate 41-A,
the green concourse.
:02:18
Yeah, she was here.
l saw her go on.
:02:20
But did you see her get off?
:02:22
No, but l'm
almost certain she did.
:02:25
Her son dropped his wallet.
She went on to return it.
:02:28
The wallet gag.
She's on the plane.
:02:31
Maybe that's why the head count
didn't tally.
:02:33
Speaking of head counts,
have you counted yours lately?
:02:36
l'm sure you've got
at least two.
:02:37
Should l send word
to the captain to verify?
:02:40
Yeah. Have
flight dispatch call...
:02:41
on the company frequency
to keep it private.
:02:51
Our ground speed
is 620 miles per hour.
:02:54
We've reached our cruising
altitude of 33,000 feet,
:02:58
and the temperature outside...
:02:59
is a pleasant
50 degrees below zero.
:03:02
Our route tonight will take us
over Toronto, Montreal,
:03:06
Cape Ray, St. John,
Newfoundland,
:03:09
across the Atlantic,
:03:10
reaching the European coastline
just north of Lisbon,
:03:13
and on into Rome
on schedule.
:03:15
The weather in Rome
is a lot better...
:03:17
than what we left behind
in Chicago.
:03:19
lf there's anything we can do to
make your flight more enjoyable,
:03:22
please let us know.
Thank you.
:03:25
[Beeping]
:03:30
This is Global two.
:03:31
Flight two, Cleveland.
l have a message from Lincoln.
:03:34
Advise when ready to copy.
:03:38
Go ahead, Cleveland.
We're ready.
:03:40
Practically certain
you have a stowaway on board--
:03:43
Caucasian...female...
:03:46
approximately five feet,
100 pounds...
:03:50
age about 70...
:03:52
wearing a brown hat
with a brown pompom,
:03:55
tweed coat with black
velvet collar.
:03:58
Name--Mrs. Ada Quonsett.
Determine and confirm.