:18:04
l like to see if l can...
:18:06
calculate where we are
all the time.
:18:09
-Now, that's--
-lf you'll excuse me,
:18:10
l think l'll take a little nap.
:18:17
"FApproach with extreme caution.
His seat assignment is 23A."F
:18:21
Have the dispatcher send it
on the company frequency--
:18:24
probably New York. They're out
of the Cleveland area by now.
:18:26
Maybe the man is just
an ordinary eccentric.
:18:29
Maybe all he's got in there
are important papers.
:18:31
l don't think so. l wish l did.
:18:33
l have a niece
aboard that flight.
:18:35
All right. Suppose
he has got a bomb.
:18:37
They've been up there
over an hour.
:18:39
-Why hasn't he let it go?
-l don't know.
:18:41
Maybe he's waiting until they
get out over the ocean.
:18:44
The Atlantic
doesn't leave traces.
:18:46
[Knock on door]
:18:49
We just found
the Guerrero woman.
:18:50
One of my men is bringing her.
:18:52
Hold that call. We may
have something else.
:18:54
l'll call you right back.
:18:57
Now they say it's too cold.
:19:09
Oh, he has fainting spells.
:19:11
When he feels one coming on,
he takes a whiff of oxygen.
:19:14
Sometimes it helps.
:19:21
Don't let him kid you.
lt's an F.A.A. regulation.
:19:25
Over 25,000, if one of us leaves
the flight deck,
:19:28
the other one must go on oxygen.
lt's just a precaution.
:19:31
Thanks.
:19:43
Why didn't you ring?
l could have brought you that.
:19:46
Up there, l'd have to be formal.
:19:48
Up there, l couldn't
tell you, uh...
:19:50
how sorry l am.
:19:53
-How do you feel?
-l feel great, Vern.
:19:56
No fainting spells.
No craving for pickles.
:19:59
No morning sickness.