1:00:00
- How you doing, honey?
- Jack, I'm so hot, I'm burning up.
1:00:04
I'll turn on some air.
1:00:11
- What's going on?
- Close the window!
1:00:15
Chicago, the passengers are panicking.
1:00:17
When do we start down?
1:00:19
Not yet. You'll be in
radar range any second now.
1:00:23
They should have been in
range 10 minutes ago.
1:00:27
Gunderson, check the radar range.
Anything yet?
1:00:31
About two more minutes, chief.
1:00:37
Two minutes? They could be
miles off course.
1:00:39
Impossible! They're on instruments.
1:00:45
This is going to be a real sweat.
1:00:47
Gunderson, let me know
when you get anything.
1:00:50
Got a cigarette, Nels?
1:00:52
I can't take much more of this.
1:00:57
Looks like I picked the wrong week
to quit amphetamines.
1:01:01
- Johnny, how about some more coffee?
- No, thanks.
1:01:03
These reporters want a statement.
1:01:06
- How much longer can they hold out?
- 30, 45 minutes.
1:01:10
- Who's flying the plane?
- A passenger.
1:01:12
He's an experienced air force pilot.
No cause for alarm.
1:01:16
- Take over.
- What kind of plane?
1:01:18
It's a big, pretty white plane
1:01:20
with red stripes,
curtains and wheels.
1:01:23
It looks like a big tylenol.
1:01:25
OK, boys. Let's get some pictures.
1:01:56
This bulletin just handed to me.
1:01:58
Stricken airliner
approaching Chicago...