Flight 7500

On Vista Pacific Airlines Flight 7500, passengers board for the Los Angeles to Tokyo flight as Laura and Suzy greet them. Suzy teases Laura about a forbidden relationship with Captain Pete, hinting at hidden tensions in the cockpit. The long-haul journey begins as the aircraft climbs away from Los Angeles.

Hours into the flight, turbulence rumbles through the cabin and Lance Morrell experiences a crippling panic attack, bleeding from the mouth. He dies and Captain Pete moves the first-class passengers to the Economy cabin, sealing Lance’s body in the empty first class. The mood sharpens from uneasy to ominous as the crew presses on.

A sudden pressure drop triggers oxygen masks to deploy while thick smoke threads its way along the cabin floor. The co-pilot collapses unconscious as one oxygen mask fails, leaving the crew scrambling to manage the emergency. Passengers sense something is terribly wrong beyond the usual turbulence.

Laura rescues Raquel Mendoza from the lavatory using an oxygen tank, saving her from suffocation. The plane’s radio goes silent, cutting Captain Pete off from Tokyo air traffic controllers. Laura warns passengers to brace for trouble as the crisis deepens.

Jake slips into first class to steal Lance’s Rolex, his hands tremble with nerves. As he exposes Lance’s body, an unseen force lashes out, leaving him shaken and suddenly alone. Suzy later discovers that both Jake and Lance’s bodies have vanished, triggering alarms throughout the cabin.

Laura glimpses an F-16 escort jet idling near the plane, suggesting outside involvement. Captain Pete insists there is no fighter jet in sight, and the communications remain down as the aircraft continues toward Tokyo in eerie isolation.

An in-flight TV broadcast glitches, displaying a deathly image of Lance that unsettles the passengers. Liz sees a ghostly Lance reflection on her laptop, intensifying the sense that something supernatural is at work. Raquel checks for a pregnancy test and breathes a sigh of relief when it’s negative, though tension remains.

Raquel heads to the lavatory for a pregnancy test, only to find the cabin filling with smoke and a force pulling her underground. The eerie events mount as the sense of danger deepens for the remaining travelers. The mystery of Lance’s death seems to be spreading through the plane.

Passengers uncover hair tubes labeled with women’s names inside Lance’s carry-on, hinting at a ritualistic pattern. In Lance’s wooden box lies a 'death doll,' understood by Jacinta as a Shinigami that claims souls when someone releases their hold on life. Suzy confesses that her engagement with Captain Pete is causing her to doubt their future.

Driven by fear, Laura crawls into the cargo hold to search Lance’s luggage, only to be seized by a disembodied hand. Suzy, waiting by the hatch, is also dragged away, and a hidden overhead compartment swallows another crew member. The aircraft grows increasingly surreal and dangerous.

Captain Pete and the co-pilot lie dead in their seats, while other passengers slump as the truth of the nightmarish flight becomes clear. A breaking-news broadcast announces catastrophic decompression and loss of communications, and the escort jet vanishes from radar. The Boeing 747-300 drifts into ghost-plane territory.

The survivors realize they perished from hypoxic hypoxia, while those who disappeared let go of the thing tethering them to the world. Brad and Pia reconcile as the fuel gauge drops toward zero. The aircraft plummets into the ocean, ending the terrifying ordeal.

Sometime later, Liz sits pale and shaken as the cabin appears inexplicably empty again. The death doll’s echo haunts a waste bin and a discolored hand emerges, signaling that the cycle may begin anew. The scene fades to the endless sea, leaving the fate of the passengers unresolved.