FINAL APPROACH

Terrorists with an explosive and unimaginable agenda. One man with the key to understanding their true motive. But as the countdown begins, as each way out becomes an impasse, there’s only one final approach left to stop them.

One year ago Jack Bender (Dean Cain, 10.5 Apocalypse) was the most decorated hostage rescue specialist in FBI history. Then came the botched siege on the Utah compound of radical cult leader Silas Jansen (William Forsythe, The Rock). It left an innocent child dead, destroyed Jack’s career, and put a strain on an already tenuous relationship with his estranged wife Alicia (Lea Thompson, Back to the Future), employee of the Federal Aviation Administration. Now Jack’s skills are unexpectedly challenged again when he finds himself aboard a domestic flight that’s been hijacked by a man named Gilliad (Anthony Michael Hall, The Dead Zone), head of a terrorist organisation called the People’s Separatist Movement. The demand is the release of their leader Silas Jansen from prison. But the skies aren’t the thing that the PSM has commandeered.

Their far-reaching operatives have made additional moves by kidnapping a woman in Virginia, and in Maryland, a mother and her young daughter. The women, strangers bound in terror miles apart, have something else in common—both their husbands, high-powered bankers, are aboard the doomed flight. Jack begins to fear that the hijacker’s motives extend beyond their radical beliefs. On ground, his suspicions are confirmed by Alicia when she discovers that Gilliad is a munitions expert with mad visions of nuclear grandeur. Unfortunately, there’s only one way to stop him—by blowing the airliner out of the sky. Either way, the terrifying situation will be positively explosive.

Hold on tight—Final Approach takes off as the armrest gripper of the year.