Flight 7500

Laura Baxter is an experienced air hostess who keeps a cool head as the crisis unfolds. She notices anomalies—the failing oxygen masks, odd behavior around Lance and Jake, and the vanishing of bodies—and takes charge to protect others. She investigates Lance's death, rescues Raquel from the toilet, and confronts Captain Pete's secrecy, driving the emotional arc of the story. Her resolve culminates in choosing to end her engagement with Pete to prioritize the group's safety.

Suzy Lee is a sharp, perceptive flight attendant who acts as Laura's ally and confidant. She navigates the tension of a secret relationship with Captain Pete and grows alarm as Jake and Lance vanish. She remains proactive, warning others and attempting to keep order as the cabin grows more perilous. Her path intersects with the hatch incident, underscoring the danger of exposing forbidden truths.

Jake is a thief with murky motives who uses the crisis to slip into first class and grab Lance's Rolex. His tremors reveal fear as the supernatural events unfold, and the crew realizes something invisible is manipulating the passengers. He becomes entangled in the mystery when Lance’s body vanishes and the dead appear to move, exposing a threat beyond ordinary crime. His actions catalyze suspicions and heighten the sense that something supernatural is at play.

Lance Morrell is a guarded businessman traveling with a mysterious wooden box. His obsession with the box and the occult clues surrounding it attract suspicion from other passengers as hair tubes labeled with women's names surface. Lance's death triggers a cascade of supernatural revelations, revealing that the passengers' attachments govern their fates. His passing becomes the catalyst that exposes the truth about the Ghost Plane.

Brad Martin is a newlywed passenger and a public figure who brings charm and bravado to the flight. He experiences a deathly image of Lance on the in-flight TV, which unsettles him and challenges his optimistic view of life and marriage. The crisis forces him to reevaluate his relationship with Pia and face mortality honestly. By the end, he and Pia confront their fate together.

Pia Martin is Brad's newlywed wife, traveling with him as the crisis erupts. A pregnancy test reveals negative, heightening fear about life and future. She shares concern and resilience with Brad, and their bond persists even as the plane descends into danger. The experience deepens their connection and frames mortality as a shared test.

Liz Lewis is a goth passenger who notices Lance's death imagery on screens and sees a ghostly reflection. She contributes to the sense of creeping dread as events escalate and others doubt what they see. Her observations help anchor the supernatural tone of the film as the plane drifts toward its unknown fate.

Jacinta Bloch is another goth passenger who interprets Lance's death doll as a Shinigami—a soul-collector. She follows a mysterious figure through the plane as the others panic, embodying curiosity and acceptance of the unknown. Her insights contribute to the sense that the plane is a liminal space between life and death.

Captain Pete is Laura's married captain with a secret relationship. He resists the unfolding truths and maintains control, even as the cockpit's communications fail and the crisis deepens. He and the co-pilot are later found dead in their seats, revealing the peril that lies beyond appearances and forcing Laura to re-evaluate their bond.

Co-Pilot Tom Anders is the second-in-command who succumbs to hypoxia during the decompression and remains largely absent from the central action. His collapse underscores the fragility of the crew's authority and the danger the passengers face.