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Ace Pilot Reborn Mission Mayday (DUBBED)
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00:00:00Ladies and gentlemen, flight 8236 has taken off. We'll be serving meals and beverages shortly.
00:00:07We wish you a pleasant flight.
00:00:15What is this place? Didn't I just become an ace pilot while attending the National Aerospace Awards ceremony?
00:00:21Next, we'll be presenting the most prestigious award, the Golden Wings Award.
00:00:25It's the greatest honor for all pilots, and it's also a status symbol of an ace pilot.
00:00:29Please, welcome Shane Bowden to the stage.
00:00:41I'd like to dedicate this award to my father. May he rest in peace.
00:00:46The shelf's about to collapse!
00:00:51Oh no! Oh no, Shane, you're crushed!
00:00:53Go get some help!
00:00:54Quick, quick, quick!
00:00:55On an ambulance!
00:00:56Didn't I just die? How could I...
00:00:58Shane!
00:00:59You kept saying you wanted to see your mom, right?
00:01:02Dad?
00:01:03Today, I'll make your wish come true.
00:01:06Dad, you're still alive! That's amazing!
00:01:10Shane, what nonsense are you saying?
00:01:12Shhh!
00:01:14Dad, I always miss you whenever I fly!
00:01:17Shane, you're already eight years old. Stop fooling around!
00:01:26What?
00:01:29So, I've gone back to when I was eight. I remember now. When I was eight, this plane went down in a crash. Thankfully, Dad helped me tight during the crash. That's how I became... the only survivor of the plane crash.
00:01:45Dad! Dad! Dad! Hey, Dad! Dad, wake up! Dad! Dad! Dad!
00:01:53I never thought I'd see Dad again in this life.
00:01:56Sir, what would you like?
00:01:57Water, please!
00:01:58Why are you here?
00:02:05Honey, Shane wanted to see you.
00:02:08We're already divorced. Don't come looking for me.
00:02:12Are you going to abandon your son?
00:02:17Imogen! Imogen!
00:02:18Imogen!
00:02:19Dad, I have something important to tell you.
00:02:21Go on.
00:02:22This plane's about to crash.
00:02:24What did you say?
00:02:25Oh, nonsense! Your kid's so annoying!
00:02:28I'm sorry. My bad. I'm really sorry.
00:02:31This plane's about to crash. We're all going to die!
00:02:33Shhh! What an awful thing to say! He's basically cursing us all to die!
00:02:37Exactly! Mom, just ignore him. He's clearly never flown before.
00:02:40This kid just said the plane will crash! What do you guys think?
00:02:43Can you get your kid under control? He's got no manners!
00:02:46Oh, I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. I'm so sorry.
00:02:50Yeah, of course!
00:02:51I'm so sorry. No way.
00:02:52Come on, stop that now!
00:02:53I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.
00:02:54I'm so annoyed.
00:02:55Passengers, please be seated, and remain calm. Thank you.
00:02:58Dad, I'm being serious!
00:03:07Things have gone well today.
00:03:08A Devil's Druid is notorious in the country. Stay alert.
00:03:12Ugh! Got it!
00:03:15What's going on?
00:03:16No load-bearing point!
00:03:17Notify the Headquarters and Control Tower at once!
00:03:19Roger!
00:03:27Oh no! This... What's going on?!
00:03:33Oh no! This... What's going on?!
00:03:36What's going on?!
00:03:37We're probably hitting turbulence! Mom, don't worry!
00:03:41Madam, please remain seated.
00:03:43Oh.
00:03:45It's that brass fold for jinxing things! What if we really crash?!
00:03:49It's probably just turbulence. We apologize for the discomfort caused by the turbulence.
00:03:54Ladies and gentlemen, we just hit some turbulence. Expect some slight bumps. Please fasten your seat belts immediately. Cabin services will be temporarily suspended. Thank you for your cooperation.
00:04:04I knew it! I'm a trainee pilot! I know what's going on!
00:04:10Can you two stop stirring up trouble? Do you want me to lose my job?
00:04:14Mom, I'm not lying! Quick, let me into the cockpit!
00:04:18Only a pilot can enter the cockpit!
00:04:19I am a pilot! This plane's been in service for seven, eight years! It's a narrow-body aircraft that's completed 1739 flights!
00:04:29Brandon, did you get Shane to cause trouble?
00:04:32Of course not!
00:04:33Dad, something bad's about to happen! The oxygen masks will be released soon!
00:04:39Oh, okay!
00:04:41Brandon, is this what you call parenting? You're making a scene!
00:04:45I believe our son!
00:04:46You-
00:04:48Everyone, please calm down! Millions of people fly every day! Planes are considered the safest means of transportation! We-
00:04:54Dad, the cabin pressure's dropping! Get ready! Take deep breaths!
00:05:05Okay!
00:05:07Oh my goodness! What's happening?
00:05:09What's happening?
00:05:10What's happening?
00:05:11We're close, please stay calm! We're experiencing severe turbulence! Please remain seated and hold on! Wear your oxygen mask!
00:05:24Watch out!
00:05:29Watch out!
00:05:34Are you okay? Quick! Get up and find a seat!
00:05:36a seat the plane will switch to autopilot in five seconds five four three two one
00:05:55dad this is the emergency exit c11a is the safest place to evacuate looks like we're very lucky
00:06:03there's only one safe seat in my past life dad protected me as the plane went down that's how i
00:06:12survived shane it's fine it'll be fine dad this time let me protect you after mom left it was dad
00:06:25who raised me emerton emerton please don't go hear me out i know i don't have a job now wait until i
00:06:32find a job i don't mind working a few jobs we're already signed the papers stop talking nonsense
00:06:37okay don't go i'm begging you imogen imogen
00:06:52since i've been reborn i'm going to defy fate i want to save dad and everyone on this plane
00:07:02shane it's not that i don't trust you but never say a plane will crash okay the danger's just begun
00:07:17shane what are you doing i want to get into the cockpit no one's at the controls nonsense
00:07:22there are two pilots in the cockpit i'm sorry shane come with me mom i'm not pulling your leg
00:07:30let me in there so i can save us your kid's such a troublemaker why does he keep jinxing us like that
00:07:37i'm sorry it's all my fault i'm sorry dad please trust me you're not lying the cockpit's experiencing
00:07:43malfunction i need to get in there now imogen no one answered dad we don't have much time all right
00:07:53imogen let us in even if it's just for a moment that's right the plane was shaking so badly earlier
00:08:01the captain should come out and explain that's right where's the captain where's the captain
00:08:05what's going on this is insane what happened this is crazy jesus christ captain what's happening
00:08:11what's going on let us see what's going on ladies and gentlemen the cockpit usually opens from one side
00:08:18during an emergency only crew members can unlock the door with an emergency code oh shane oh shane
00:08:24shane stop causing trouble hey mom stop stirring up trouble shane how does he know the emergency code
00:08:48uh quick help save them
00:08:55i knew it the cockpit windshield exploded and came off that's why the crew experience in an emergency
00:09:00at 33 000 feet quick save them oh they're really in danger danger we can't save them the wind suction's
00:09:12way too strong autopilot is engaged spoiler and side window heating have malfunctioned
00:09:17the mountains are right ahead we have to gain attitude right now no we're doomed oh lester didn't you
00:09:25always want to be the captain wake up please wake up i need to step in
00:09:34that's the highest level emergency code in aviation how does the kid know that i keyed in 7700 so the ground
00:09:40news our flight's in trouble impossible we just entered a pilot command oh my you brat what did you just do
00:09:50shane what did you do my engine is on fire we can only rely on one engine for the rest of the flight
00:09:58this kid did everything right he might be the key to save us all yes we can fly with only one engine
00:10:05but i need someone to help me let me help you
00:10:13dad come help me shane do you know what you're doing
00:10:17dad i don't have the strength push this to the max shane are you asking me to fly a plane
00:10:25shane stop causing trouble now this concerns everyone's lives are boring oh no we're all doomed
00:10:33just do as the kid says the captain actually gives such an order
00:10:37kiddo it's up to you to save everyone dad just trust me all right
00:10:43kiddo it stop that don't do it stop that you lunatics stop right there
00:11:01sir flight 8236 sent out a distress call what do you say the control tower can't get through to them
00:11:14raise the alert now everyone will be on full emergency mode we must try to establish contact
00:11:20we've received the signal from the plane's black box someone's manually operating the plane the altitude's
00:11:25off the plane's still in danger about 16 nautical miles ahead is the country's highest mountain range
00:11:34the deadly frost mountains that's right if they don't gain altitude now everyone on the plane might die
00:11:42attention everyone deploy all resources to rescue flight 8236 roger bless them all it's all up to the
00:11:49captain to save everyone stop right there why did you push my son away your son's trying to kill us
00:11:58all i'm saving everyone on board stop talking nonsense oh no we got interrupted earlier the plane's not at
00:12:04a safe altitude yet brandon you can't just fly a plane however you like imogen i bad news the pilots
00:12:12pass out oh my captain please wake up oh no we're completely doomed captain please wake up do wake up
00:12:21things are really urgent now we have to manually operate the plane in negative 40 degree fahrenheit
00:12:26conditions this kind of harsh weather makes us feel tired and dizzy but it's not from fatigue
00:12:32it's actually a symptom of oxygen deprivation it's all your fault you two were responsible for this
00:12:37this is how it was when we came in don't try to pin this on us our planes approaching frost mountains
00:12:45frost mountains that's known as every pilot's first nightmare if we don't manually operate the plane
00:12:51the plane will crash into the mountains huh oh my we're barely done more the captain's unconscious too
00:13:00who's going to fly the plane i'll do it what i've got a way to save us all shane what are you saying
00:13:10shane at this point stop messing around mom i really can save us all this is the country's highest
00:13:18altitude route only highly sleeping pilots can manage it perhaps i was meant to be reborn at eight years old
00:13:27to save us from this terrible disaster in my past life i flew 12 000 hours and completed 300 takeoffs
00:13:36and landings after flying boeing airbus aircrafts and going through many grueling training sessions
00:13:40i became the legendary ace pilot everyone looked up to
00:13:47we're 700 nautical miles away from our destination i'm the only one who can save us you actually think
00:13:54you could fly a plane i'm begging you kiddo just shut up this is the control tower flight 8236 please
00:14:03respond this is the control tower 8236 we're experiencing an emergency this is flight 8236 we're
00:14:11experiencing an emergency how do i hear a kid talking what's the current flight status please respond
00:14:15immediately the pilot can't operate the plane now what did you say satellite radar shows that the plane is
00:14:20out of control you're already in the frost mountains if this goes on it'll definitely end in disaster i
00:14:27understand we're going to we've lost the signal again deploy all resources and alert all departments
00:14:34and units activate the emergency response clear the airspace along flight 8236's route roger also
00:14:45assemble security firefighters and crew members at once stand by on site roger this is the most
00:14:54critical moment we must show the best teamwork many hands make light work must be united as one
00:15:03i hope flight 8236 lands safely i pray that nothing bad happens to flight 8236
00:15:09we've lost the signal we're done for we're really doomed this time i see the mountains
00:15:19the mountains ah we only have a few minutes left emoji i was strong back then leaving this world
00:15:28together as a family sounds like a good idea i have a way to save us all i need your help for what comes
00:15:35sense oh my gosh you brat can you not shut up if you don't want to die
00:15:56shane are you sure this will work dad there's no other pilot
00:16:02you're the only one who can help me just do as they say let's not waste any time right engine m1
00:16:07speed has dropped to 35 percent ej temperature sensor has failed shutting down the right engine fuel valve
00:16:12initiating engine fire shutdown procedure landing gear is in position you're letting a kid fly the plane
00:16:18this won't end well i don't know we're doomed this is the end in this life i'm going to save this plane
00:16:26from disaster i'll change faith so dad can live a good life all systems are ready we're switching to
00:16:31manual control now we're going to crash
00:16:37do it now step on the rudder
00:16:51i'm going to save you dad
00:16:53i worked so hard to become an ace pilot i went through so many challenges just for this very
00:17:01moment
00:17:06ready for takeoff
00:17:10go look everyone hang on
00:17:18i'm going to get home safe i told you so pilot if you don't know how you're going to get us all killed
00:17:28can shane really save the plane since i was reborn i can't let the past repeat itself
00:17:33i'm going to bring dad home safely control tower calling 8236 do copy please respond
00:17:39it's been 10 minutes i'm afraid 8236 might have crashed is there is there really no other way
00:17:56147 lives more than a hundred families am i only able to simply watch as all
00:18:05the precious lives on board enter their final countdown i can't accept this i can't accept this
00:18:17this flight 8236 doomed to end in complete tragedy it's my fault it's all my fault
00:18:30what wait something's changing they're rising 8236 is gaining altitude
00:18:44go up i won't let anyone die here something's changing they're rising
00:18:528236 is gaining altitude altitude at 4500 feet altitude at 5300 feet altitude at 6700 feet
00:18:59it's out of danger thank goodness wait who's piloting the aircraft now
00:19:13shane were we saved
00:19:17we're safe for now
00:19:22help him back to his seat
00:19:23the plane the plane captain you're awake captain hurry up and check if that kid spoiled anything
00:19:38who took the controls it was him was it really him yes it was captain the situation was critical we
00:19:48couldn't afford to hesitate it's okay dad i took the controls on behalf of the crew of flight 8236
00:19:58i give you my gratitude you saved all of us captain is the plane really fine
00:20:04well the hull is fine and we have enough fuel we're safe now
00:20:08shane really saved the plane
00:20:21ladies and gentlemen flight 8236 is now out of danger the aircraft is stabilized rest assured now
00:20:29autopilot engaged
00:20:30shane was it yes captain do you want to be a pilot well the calmness and judgment you just showed i believe
00:20:39you'll definitely become an ace pilot in the future but he's only eight years old talent isn't limited
00:20:46by age he has the qualities of piloting ants i'm confident shane i've never felt prouder in my life
00:20:54he just got lucky if my son were awake he'd surely outshine them 8236 do you copy
00:21:05this is 8236 copy we're out of danger now copy that loud and clear flight 8236 maintain radio contact
00:21:15captain you're a hero i didn't pilot the aircraft what it wasn't you was it
00:21:23the co-pilot some people said that he got his position through connections but it seems like
00:21:29they were just rumors it was boy called shane who took the controls he saved us all from the brink of
00:21:36death i found him there is indeed a shane in the passenger list but but he's only eight years old
00:21:44an eight year old saved a plane that was about to crash
00:21:54are you sure i'm sure i wouldn't have believed it if i hadn't seen it myself if you hadn't studied
00:22:01the control stick we'd all have crashed and died good that's great this must be reported immediately
00:22:10everyone needs to know about this little hero an eight-year-old saved a passenger plane are the
00:22:15reports reliable absolutely the news has spread like wildfire lisa you called me get the car we're
00:22:22going to sendale airport but lisa you're the keynote speaker at the summit in half an hour have
00:22:27the deputy director do it an eight-year-old saved the plane from crashing this story has more news value
00:22:33than anything right now what do as i say quickly got it miss clark look at the trending topics
00:22:41eight years old he's probably only seen airplane models at most i bet it's just someone trying to
00:22:46cash in on a child prodigy for clicks it's different this time the control tower has confirmed it then
00:22:52i'll strip away that facade let's see who's trying to fool the public let's go captain be sure to treat
00:23:09this little hero well when the plane lands safely i'll personally host a celebration banquet
00:23:16and tell the whole city about this heroic deed don't worry sir heroes have always risen young
00:23:23there's no way we'd ever mistreat our benefactor oh my goodness what was that did you hear that
00:23:31i knew it wouldn't be that simple
00:23:36flight 8236 be advised due to current flight conditions adjust your route and return to base
00:23:41i repeat return to base immediately
00:23:478236 flight 8236 please respond the comms cut off again the signal's completely gone
00:23:53why did it have to drop now control tower calling flight 8236 come in flight 8236 return to base now
00:24:00oh oh my back uh an explosion where did it come from oh no the captain is injured captain captain
00:24:13what's wrong the right engine has blown it's completely dead what didn't you say we could still
00:24:28fly on the left engine we can then turn back hurry we can't but you said we could
00:24:34we had 25 000 pounds of fuel before but now there's only 20 000 left the tank is leaking what at this rate
00:24:44we'll be out of fuel in an hour an hour that's not enough to reach the nearest airport
00:24:51oh god i don't want to die so young shane you have a way to save us right i have an idea
00:25:02prepare for emergency landing
00:25:08dad the captain is unconscious so only you can help me we're in this together
00:25:13i trust you shane tell me what to do press that got it i object
00:25:21you two are insane don't gamble with my life what's going on why is the plane so shaky
00:25:26what's happening what's the pilot doing what's going on please let go i'm not risking it you you
00:25:32heard what's happening our only choice now is to attempt an emergency landing what would an eight
00:25:37year old know there must be another way we can't land now you're being ridiculous we're trying to
00:25:43save everyone is that so wrong imogen pull her away dad will pass out if she doesn't let go
00:25:56how dare you treat a passenger like that when we land i'll launch a complaint
00:26:00imogen thank you dad there's no time left
00:26:06no we can't land now imogen brandon shane is acting like a child how can you play along with him
00:26:12don't you know that trying to land here isn't saving everyone it's sending us all to the afterlife
00:26:20imogen what do you mean by that do you know where we are we're at the frost mountains
00:26:27below us is nothing but bare wasteland there's not even a patch of black ground let alone an airstrip
00:26:32how can we possibly make an emergency landing he's our son i trust him if he says it's possible
00:26:38then it is why don't we keep cruising for now when flight ops realize that something is wrong
00:26:44they'll find a solution imogen if they had any way to help we wouldn't be in this situation there have
00:26:50been successful emergency landings on oceans and grasslands but never on snowy mountains how am i
00:26:56supposed to believe you how do i convince myself mom you're right there's never been a successful snow
00:27:02mountain landing but every first time in history began because someone dared to try since there's
00:27:09no precedent i'll be the one to make it happen
00:27:16shane can you really do it dad there's no time left okay let's start
00:27:22i check the flight charts there's an unopened highway here the surface is flat and long enough we'll land
00:27:38there found it dad follow my instructions press that button and that that one too
00:27:52atc calling flight 8236 come in flight 8236 do you copy still no response no
00:28:03what on earth is eddie 236 doing there's movement from flight 8236
00:28:08what what's going on there their altitude is dropping rapidly current altitude is 25 500 feet
00:28:17current altitude is 24 000 feet 22 000 feet and still falling they're below the safety threshold
00:28:26what are they thinking have they lost their minds they've gone crazy
00:28:32we're too close we're going to crash what is the pilot doing they've completely lost it
00:28:39they're going to kill everyone no i can't just wait and die everyone come look the people in the
00:28:45cockpit are playing with their lives if we do not we're all going to die here oh no
00:28:51oh no stop her we're doomed if the passengers lose control listen everyone the person in the
00:29:03cockpit right now isn't the captain at all it's an eight-year-old kid ma'am please come down don't
00:29:09give me that the captain fainted ages ago nothing you say will change that what an eight-year-old no
00:29:15no wonder the plane is so shaky they're messing with our lives yeah that's true they're messing
00:29:21with us miss gray what should we do keep everyone calm ladies and gentlemen flight 8236 is currently
00:29:32in an emergency situation please return to your seats and fasten your seatbelts we'll do everything
00:29:37we can to ensure our safety don't listen to her lies the ones in the cockpit are her husband and an
00:29:42eight-year-old kid they're amateurs messing with the controls they're going to take us all down
00:29:46with them it's that bad you can't take that we're not going to be your victims that lady seems to be
00:29:51telling the truth i did see the kid enter the cockpit earlier how dare you gamble with my life get out
00:29:57here sir please return to your seat this is the emergency this is you move aside i'm going to drag
00:30:04that father and son out if they barge in now we'll crash and die shut the door oh no you don't
00:30:16ma'am please let go if this goes on we'll all die you just want to shut us out
00:30:22everyone please remain calm we're trying to get all of you i'm not leaving my life in your hands
00:30:27no way no i can't hold on
00:30:36brandon weren't you helping shane this is more crucial now dad hold them back we're doomed if they get in
00:30:46got it imogen if we make it back alive this time let's remarry bash it in this door can't hold back all of
00:30:56us i can't hold on any longer dad don't let them in we're at the critical moment for aligning the
00:31:04descent angel and every second world too oh damn it the door the door is going to break
00:31:13no way to bring mom and dad back home
00:31:15what are you all doing duh captain
00:31:29what are you all doing this is a serious violation of aviation safety it's a crime you go to jail for
00:31:35this didn't you say the captain fainted yeah you got us all worked up what were you trying to do he
00:31:41was unconscious just now it's a kid who's piloting the aircraft now shut up ladies and gentlemen
00:31:47everything is under control please return to your seats
00:31:53you come too stop causing trouble don't touch me i'll go myself you got me humiliated i'll make you pay for
00:32:01this that was close we almost couldn't hold on yeah i'll go back to help gino be careful
00:32:15an emergency landing here you get us all killed i'm not trying to hurt anyone i'm trying to save us
00:32:32do you know where we are across mountains so you know what told us you knew but you let him continue
00:32:39you got a lot of nerve get up the right engine failed and we only have fuel for an hour if we
00:32:44don't attempt an emergency landing should we just wait to die you should contact the control tower
00:32:53then tell us what to do captain we already tried but the signal cut off but we're deep in the frost
00:33:01mountains there's nowhere to make a landing there is the highway is flat and long enough for the plane
00:33:07to land the wind speed is stable and visibility is clear this is our only chance either we take a
00:33:13risk now or we wait for the fuel to run out and crash captain this is our final chance but there are
00:33:19over a hundred lives on this plane how can we risk it if we don't then everyone will surely die
00:33:28if we risk it we at least stand it at 50 chance
00:33:31that's enough captain i didn't think that i'd have a kid teach me at my age maybe these old bones
00:33:41should gamble like the young for once i hit my head and can't operate the controls since you're so
00:33:48sure that you do it okay it's great prepare for an emergency landing okay
00:33:54oh to be young i hope everything goes well check all the cabin equipment and passengers quickly
00:34:07prepare for emergency landing
00:34:13miss gray is the situation that serious this is our only hope
00:34:18hope do you all remember the oath you took on your first day in an emergency stay calm respond
00:34:26quickly and guide passengers to act correctly if we make it through this landing safely i'll make sure
00:34:34all of you get recognized for it everyone buckle your seat belt please fasten your seat belt prepare for
00:34:41landing yeah fasten your seat belt please please fasten your seat belt please put on your oxygen mask i
00:34:51can't breathe please please put on your oxygen mask please fasten your seat belts and remain seated
00:35:00they're so serious all of a sudden what are they up to this time
00:35:03flight 8236 to atc 8236 to copy please respond do you copy still can't reach flight 8236
00:35:19sir the satellite feed just captured flight 8236 trajectory show me
00:35:26there's a dark trail extending behind the flight path it looks like a fuel leak what
00:35:33this is the flight 8236 to apc why a 2 3 6 to apc atc to flight 8236 come in please respond
00:35:40flight 8236 report your status immediately tell me your fuel reserves damages and current
00:35:46coordinates this is 8236 we have a severe feel the estimated endurance is 30 minutes requesting
00:35:52emergency landing clearance the landing site is 8236 flight 8236 where's your landing site say
00:36:00Say again, 8236!
00:36:01The signal is completely gone!
00:36:06Scan all areas along flight 8236's route.
00:36:11Find any possible runways.
00:36:12Roger that.
00:36:13What's the situation?
00:36:15How far is the nearest emergency landing site?
00:36:18The closest airport is still 40 minutes away.
00:36:20They don't have enough fuel and they're surrounded by mountains and canyons.
00:36:24There's no suitable landing zone.
00:36:26Where is flight 8236 going to land?
00:36:29Dammit.
00:36:30Why did the signal cut out now?
00:36:33It's okay.
00:36:34Nigel knows that area well.
00:36:36He'll figure it out.
00:36:38You know Nigel?
00:36:39I don't just know him.
00:36:40I studied directly under him in my past life.
00:36:59Mr. Porter, how do you know these mountains so well?
00:37:04I've worked at this control tower for 40 years now.
00:37:08You still have a lot to learn.
00:37:11Mr. Porter, I'll work hard and strive to become an ace pilot like you one day.
00:37:16I believe in you, kiddo.
00:37:23That's it.
00:37:28Zoom in on that area.
00:37:30More!
00:37:31There!
00:37:32There!
00:37:33There?
00:37:34Please, God.
00:37:35Please watch over flight 8236.
00:37:36Talon Highway.
00:37:37The width and load capacity can handle it.
00:37:39Flight 8236's extended flight path lines up perfectly with that highway.
00:37:41Landing on Talon Highway is too risky.
00:37:42It's our only chance.
00:37:43I'll take full responsibility for everything.
00:37:53flight path lines up perfectly with that highway landing on Talon highway is too
00:38:00risky it's our only chance I'll take full responsibility for everything
00:38:09hello this is Nigel Porter ATC is now raising the alert level to tier 3 all
00:38:15flights along this corridor are suspended center operations on Talon
00:38:19highway notify the fire department military and medical teams to mobilize take
00:38:23positions miss gray cabin inspections complete all passengers and emergency
00:38:31equipment is secured good work everyone adjust the flaps three degrees control
00:38:37systems check all systems normal we're finally here what are the current
00:38:48readings we're right above Talon highway altitude 20,000 feet fuel at 14,000
00:38:54pounds five minutes to glide phase flight 8236 really is here
00:39:00flight 8236 is circling above Talon highway you were right how long until ground
00:39:07rescue teams reach the military fire and emergency units are 10 minutes out they
00:39:16should make it in time but Talon highway is surrounded by cliffs it's too
00:39:20dangerous even for an ace pilot like me the chances of successful landing are
00:39:26only 30% will the captain really be able to do it all systems are a go deploy
00:39:37flaps begin fuel dump copy current fuel load 10,000 pounds three minute and three seconds until glide phase this kid
00:39:49handles the controls with perfect precision he's steadier than me where on earth did he
00:39:55learn this captain we're about to make an emergency landing please notify the cabin to
00:40:00keep the passengers calm we can't afford a single mistake Roger that
00:40:04the plane is leaking something oh what oh my come on there's no way that happened
00:40:16long ago what's going on now oh Lester you're finally awake look
00:40:25mom why is the plane leaking fuel ladies and gentlemen this is your captain speaking
00:40:35we're attempting an emergency land please fasten your seat belt and follow the crew's instructions
00:40:40Lester won't the emergency landing succeed mom in a situation like this there's no way it will succeed
00:40:50if even you think that then I have to stop it I object to the emergency landing
00:40:55I object to the emergency landing ma'am please remain seated we're in a critical situation now
00:41:03you're disrupting cabin order we can't land here everyone will die this is the captain's decision
00:41:10I bet your family forced him what are you all waiting for stop them come on lady who would believe you
00:41:17I'm telling the truth this time my son is a trainee pilot he told me himself
00:41:23I'm telling the truth look yeah look he really is a pilot hey look outside there are ambulances
00:41:36oh hurry up and stop them or it'll be too late
00:41:40all departments are fully deployed flight 8236 is still leaking fuel mid-air eliminate all
00:41:48interference factors make sure flight 8236 lands safely copy that flight 8236 you can do it
00:41:57come on is no one going to do anything move aside
00:42:02my son is risking his life I can't let his efforts go in waste fuel remaining 8000 pounds
00:42:14two minutes to glide phase
00:42:16everyone listen to me I know that you're all someone's parents lovers and children you all want
00:42:26to go home I'm the same I understand how scared you are in fact I'm more frightened than any of you
00:42:35because my ex-husband and son are in the cockpit now what what that's crazy possible ex-husband
00:42:42back then I looked down on him for not making money I was even cold toward our son in the end I simply
00:42:48left them it's only now do I realize that the warmest most secure time of my life was when we
00:42:57were together in that small house going shopping and cooking together I was wrong I was so wrong
00:43:04I know that this emergency landing is extremely difficult but I believe in the people in the
00:43:09cockpit will definitely bring us home that's why mom honey
00:43:14everyone please believe me please believe in the crew of flight 8236 will do our absolute best
00:43:24to bring you all home I I believe in her me too we believe you me too we all trust you we all trust in
00:43:33you thank you thank you everyone you'll all regret this do a final check and ensure everyone's safety
00:43:41shane the cabin is ready we can start copy that dad we're starting got it damn it it's fog
00:44:03visibility is too low this level of visibility even a slight error during landing can result in a crash
00:44:08what can we wait a little longer you can't wait mr. porter is it you sir all the vehicles up in the
00:44:19point good work this is the final thing we can do turbine angle adjustment complete 10 seconds until
00:44:31done some light face shane shane you've always dreamed of being a pilot today you'll definitely succeed
00:44:43when I grow up I will pilot the biggest plane and fly you to all around the world
00:44:47Damn it.
00:44:56This body is still too weak.
00:44:59Shin, are you okay?
00:45:02Dad, don't get distracted.
00:45:04I haven't brought you home yet.
00:45:06I can't fall now.
00:45:07Shin.
00:45:10Fuel's empty.
00:45:11Stop dumping fuel.
00:45:14Turbine's on full power and maintain the glide posture.
00:45:173, 2, 1.
00:45:21Flight 8236, preparing to glide.
00:45:25We're going to crash.
00:45:31Altitude at 16,000 feet, speed at 350 knots.
00:45:34Altitude at 10,000 feet, speed at 160 knots.
00:45:38Altitude at 3,000 feet, current speed at 54 knots.
00:45:43They're coming.
00:45:47Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking.
00:45:52Please assume the brace position and cover your heads.
00:45:55We're all going home.
00:45:57Please remember, the pilot now is our young hero, Shane.
00:46:01Shane, you'll always be my pride and joy.
00:46:04Lower the landing gear.
00:46:05We have to succeed.
00:46:18They're reaching the cliff.
00:46:21Stop!
00:46:21Stop!
00:46:24Stop!
00:46:26Stop!
00:46:27Won't we really return home safe?
00:46:30Why isn't it stopping?
00:46:32Stop.
00:46:33Stop already!
00:46:36In this life, I'll make sure everyone lives.
00:46:46Stop!
00:46:47Stop!
00:46:47Stop!
00:46:51Shane!
00:46:56You'll definitely be able to do it!
00:46:58Stop!
00:46:59Stop!
00:47:00Stop!
00:47:00Stop!
00:47:01Why isn't it stopping?
00:47:05Stop!
00:47:07Oh, my goodness!
00:47:16Did...
00:47:16Did we stop?
00:47:18Shane!
00:47:32Shane, wake up!
00:47:34Shane!
00:47:34Shane, wake up!
00:48:04Shane, he created a miracle in the history of aviation!
00:48:13Ladies and gentlemen, we have successfully landed.
00:48:19We're going home!
00:48:25Thank God, Shane!
00:48:27He really did it!
00:48:29Did we stop?
00:48:31We made it!
00:48:32Really?
00:48:32Oh!
00:48:33Yes!
00:48:34We made it!
00:48:35We made it!
00:48:36We made it!
00:48:38We did it!
00:48:39We did it!
00:48:39Yes!
00:48:40We really did it!
00:48:41Shane is amazing!
00:48:43He saved all of us!
00:48:44There was someone saying that there was no way it would succeed.
00:48:49Just because your son isn't capable, she doesn't believe others are either.
00:48:53That kid actually succeeded in terrain like this.
00:48:57That little brat doesn't deserve this.
00:48:59The credit for saving lives should belong to my son.
00:49:01Miss Gray, are we really safe now?
00:49:06Stay focused.
00:49:07Don't slip up now.
00:49:09Evacuate the passengers according to the emergency routes.
00:49:11Quick!
00:49:11Go!
00:49:12Got it!
00:49:15Oh!
00:49:19Well let's go.
00:49:20Come on.
00:49:20Let's go.
00:49:21Get out of here.
00:49:24Is everyone accounted for?
00:49:27Miss Gray, we're missing two people.
00:49:29My husband and son is still in the cockpit!
00:49:31it! Brandon! Shane! Shane! Shane! Shane! Shane, what's wrong? Shane, wake up! Wake up! Don't
00:49:41scare me! Shane! It's my fault! If not for my willfulness, you wouldn't have come here,
00:49:49and this wouldn't have happened! It's all my fault! Shane! Mom! Shane! My baby boy!
00:50:01Do you know how scared I was? Imogen, our whole family is finally safe. We survived.
00:50:16I finally changed the outcome. Dad survived. Our family is safe now.
00:50:23We can't let them get all the perks. Mom, what is it? Come on. Lester, do you want
00:50:30to be a pilot? Of course, but I'm still just a training pilot right now. It'll take at
00:50:36least 20 years to become a pilot. Lester, remember this. From now onward, it was you who piloted
00:50:41flight 8236. Huh? What are you saying, Mom? How could I be the person who saved the plane?
00:50:50Forget about them. Remember, you're the hero who saved everyone. Will that really work?
00:50:55Won't they expose us? Don't worry. They're just a bunch of bumpkins, and succeeded thanks
00:51:00to luck. You're a top student from the flight academy. You must be better than them.
00:51:04Uh, uh...
00:51:06Ladies and gentlemen, we're now at the press conference site for flight 8236. Shortly,
00:51:13I'll reveal the truth behind this aviation miracle. Sir, old reporters have arrived.
00:51:20Hood, I'll be right there. Yes, sir. Members of the press, please wait. An emergency press conference
00:51:27will begin soon, and provide a detailed report of flight 8236's emergency landing.
00:51:34Hello? The press conference? We're invited?
00:51:45You're the heroes. Of course you have to come.
00:51:47Okay. We'll be right there. Shane, at the upcoming press conference, Mr. Porter will announce
00:51:54your heroic deeds to the whole country. Mr. Porter? I'm... I'm going to meet Mr. Porter soon.
00:52:01Shane, you really are my pride and joy. Let's go. Let's go.
00:52:08Miss, are you here to interview the hero that saved everyone?
00:52:12Who might you be?
00:52:14My son, Lester Doyle, is the hero who saved flight 8236.
00:52:18That's strange. The emergency landing succeeded thanks to an eight-year-old boy. It can't be him.
00:52:24Please don't get in the way of my job.
00:52:26Mom, I told you that no one will believe you. Someone definitely will.
00:52:32Did you say that you're the pilots of flight 8236?
00:52:35Yes. If not for my son stabilizing the aircraft, the plane would have crashed already.
00:52:41Is that true?
00:52:45Of course it's true. It was an emergency situation. My son didn't hesitate for a second.
00:52:50He grabbed the control lever right away. He was even more impressive than an ace pilot.
00:52:55Do you really think she would believe that?
00:52:57Thought so. A child prodigy performing an emergency landing? It's just a stump by the airline.
00:53:02Exactly. They're just trying to steal my son's credit. Miss, you have to stand up for us.
00:53:07Don't worry. I can't stand people who steal credit from others. I won't let them get away with it.
00:53:12Mom, she actually bought it.
00:53:16See? I told you it'd work.
00:53:21When the plane windshield suddenly shattered, was it a quality issue or human error?
00:53:27We heard that during the emergency landing, both the captain and co-pilot were unconscious.
00:53:32So how do you flight 8236 land successfully?
00:53:35Rumor has it, an eight-year-old boy saved everyone. Is it true?
00:53:39A moment, please. The press conference is about to begin, and all your questions will be answered.
00:53:46Mr. Porter, over here.
00:53:48Okay.
00:53:49Mr. Porter looks really young. The last time I saw him in my past life, he was already gray.
00:53:57Hurry and introduce me to our hero.
00:54:04This is my son, Shane. And this is my husband, Brandon.
00:54:09Shane, Brandon. This is Nigel Porter, the Chief Tower Controller.
00:54:14Hello. I appreciate your hard work.
00:54:16Don't mention it. It's just our duty.
00:54:21Even I knew you were only eight.
00:54:24Seeing you in person still shocked me.
00:54:29You're flattering me.
00:54:31We truly have to thank your family this time. It weren't for you.
00:54:36There's no way everyone on flight 8236 would have survived.
00:54:40Protecting passengers is a pilot's duty. It's what I should do.
00:54:44Impressive of you to be so aware. With this drive, you'll surely become an ace pilot one day.
00:54:52Later at the press conference, I'll announce that the hero of flight 8236 is Shane.
00:54:59Mom, should we just forget it?
00:55:04What are you afraid of? With Ms. Clark wrecking us, you're going to be a hero.
00:55:09I now declare the emergency press conference for flight 8236.
00:55:13Flight 8236 officially begins.
00:55:20Hello, everyone. I'm the Chief Tower Controller, Nigel Porter.
00:55:27I will now brief you on the situation on flight 8236.
00:55:33Today, at 8.3645, flight 8236's windshield suddenly shattered mid-flight, causing instant cockpit depressurization.
00:55:46At 9.01.32, the ride engine failed. Fuel began leaking.
00:55:53The lives of all 147 people on board were in grave danger.
00:55:58But fortunately, flight 8236 made a successful emergency landing with zero casualties.
00:56:08This achievement has broken multiple records for extreme emergency landings.
00:56:13A historic moment worthy of the record books.
00:56:16I know everyone must be curious about the person who made this safe landing in such a dire situation.
00:56:35Now, I can tell you that the one who saved flight 8236 was an eight-year-old passenger.
00:56:44So it's really a child?
00:56:46Ms. Supporter, are you sure you're not mistaken?
00:56:48Can a child really handle such a complex landing?
00:56:52Now, let us welcome the young hero who created this miracle.
00:56:58Shane!
00:57:10Hello, everyone. I'm Shane Bolton. You can call me Shane.
00:57:14So he's really just a kid?
00:57:17I'm eight-year-old.
00:57:18When I was eight, I was still playing with toy planes.
00:57:22I know everyone finds it unbelievable.
00:57:26But Shane was indeed the one who saved flight 8236.
00:57:31Alright, well now, open the floor for questions.
00:57:34Shane, despite your young age, you saved an entire plane. What are your thoughts on that?
00:57:39After the accident happened, I simply did what I could to keep everyone safe. That's what I should do.
00:57:45Shane, executing an emergency landing requires highly professional piloting knowledge. You're only eight. May I ask? Where did you learn it?
00:57:54I've been interested in aviation since young. I usually read books and watch documentaries.
00:58:01So you're saying you're taught yourself how to fly?
00:58:04You can say so.
00:58:05Look at you bragging shamelessly. An eight-year-old self-taught pilot? Who are you trying to fool?
00:58:12Mrs. Clark, what do you mean by that? Are you questioning this press conference's credibility?
00:58:22From a physiological and operational standpoint, an eight-year-old simply doesn't have the ability to perform such a complex emergency landing.
00:58:30There is no way he was the hero who landed flight 8236.
00:58:34How could she say that?
00:58:36Don't worry. The credit belongs to Shane. No one can take it away.
00:58:40Mrs. Clark, everything I said at this press conference is true. You can verify it.
00:58:46True? I'd say this is nothing but a staged scam. Fortunately, the law is fair. I found the person who actually flew the plane.
00:58:55Who is it?
00:58:56A trainee pilot from the Aviation Academy, Lester Doyle. He was the one who stepped up and saved the plane from disaster.
00:59:03That's right. The real hero is right here. So that's why they refused to leave. This was their plan all along.
00:59:09He's a thief. A liar trying to steal my son's credit.
00:59:13That's not true. Don't listen to her nonsense. The one who flew the plane was my son Shane.
00:59:19I even took this photo right before landing. This proves Shane was the one flying the plane.
00:59:25You! How did you even get that photo?
00:59:28Mom, they have evidence. Maybe just let it go.
00:59:31How could this be?
00:59:35Don't panic. I'm with you.
00:59:37You're the child's mother. And also a crew member.
00:59:41Taking a posed photo in the cockpit isn't exactly hard.
00:59:45Yeah. Trying to fool us with something like that is insulting.
00:59:49You clearly saw Shane was the one flying the plane. How can you lie through your teeth?
00:59:53Stop slandering us. My son had been in the cockpit all along.
00:59:59Enough!
01:00:01There's no point in arguing over this. The captain was in the cockpit the entire time. He has the final say.
01:00:08Right. Call the captain now. The truth will come to light.
01:00:14Mom, if they get through to him, we're finished. Let's just leave.
01:00:18Don't panic. The call hasn't gone through yet. We'll think of something.
01:00:22Captain, tell me. Who was operating in the cockpit during flight 8236's emergency landing?
01:00:29No! This isn't it!
01:00:34Hello, sir. Sorry. The captain hit his head just now. So he's currently resting.
01:00:42When will he wake up?
01:00:44We're not sure yet. At the earliest, maybe a day.
01:00:48Alright. Thank you.
01:00:50We have to wait another day. What do we do?
01:00:54Have some conscience. Shane saved your lives. Why are you repaying his kindness like that?
01:01:01Hmph. That's our life. It was my son who saved everyone on that plane. And you're still trying to steal the credit.
01:01:08Oh, yeah. I even hurt my hand while saving people. How can you twist the truth like this?
01:01:14You're just trying to use the news of a child prodigy to divert public attention away from the aircraft maintenance failures.
01:01:24We're not that easily fooled.
01:01:26A kid this young is already stealing credit from others.
01:01:30Clearly, his parents didn't raise him-
01:01:34How foolish.
01:01:36What did you say?
01:01:37The world is huge. There are countless things you've never seen.
01:01:39You're being used as a pawn and you don't even know it.
01:01:42Since you claim you were the one flying the plane, let me ask you something.
01:01:47Don't worry. A breath like him is clueless. Just say anything.
01:01:52What is it?
01:01:55After the windshield crash, how did you control the plane?
01:01:59What?
01:02:00I didn't even fly the plane. How would I know?
01:02:03Since you insist, it was you who flew the plane, you should be able to describe the procedure.
01:02:14Y-This-
01:02:16That's right. Go on.
01:02:19Yeah. Don't tell me you don't know.
01:02:22I-I-
01:02:23You definitely studied this in your textbooks. Just throw out a few technical terms. That'll shut them up.
01:02:28Uh, I-
01:02:33The textbooks only teach theory. I've never had any real life experience. What do I do?
01:02:39It's okay. I'm here. No one's going to fight you. Just say everything you know.
01:02:45Go ahead. Come on. Just be truthful.
01:02:49Um-
01:02:50Why are you so nervous? Do you not want to talk? Or do you simply not know?
01:02:54I-I-um-
01:02:57The situation was so chaotic. Who could possibly remember every little detail?
01:03:02Uh, exactly. I was busy saving people. I had no time to memorize all the details.
01:03:08That does happen.
01:03:10After extreme focus, people can experience memory blur.
01:03:14Exactly. Anyway, there is no way that Shane saved everyone on flight 8236.
01:03:18Ms. Clark, aren't your comments a bit biased?
01:03:22Biased? I'm just worried if my son reveals the details, someone might copy it.
01:03:28What if someone impersonates him next time?
01:03:30Since you said you were the one piloting the plane, then tell us.
01:03:34What are the basic operating steps? I bet you can't even say it.
01:03:37You can't even say it.
01:03:38Who said I can't?
01:03:43After the windshield cracked, I first unbuckled the seatbelt and rescued the co-pilot who was trapped in the airflow.
01:03:50I quickly closed the damaged windscreen and adjusted the flap angle and stabilized the aircraft.
01:03:55Every step Shane mentioned matches with the tower's records of the flight's changes and the communication logs.
01:04:06So is he still the savior of flight 8236?
01:04:11Ma'am, we don't even know you. Why are you trying to steal our son's credit?
01:04:17Passing on someone else is achieving this fraud. You'll be held legally responsible.
01:04:22Mom, maybe we should just admit it.
01:04:25You're clearly in this together. Of course you'd side with the kid.
01:04:29Miss Clark, isn't that right?
01:04:30That's right. You're the boy's mother.
01:04:33And you're the chief tower controller. You're seriously covering for each other.
01:04:38Right. The plane had a black box.
01:04:41Once we retrieve it, the truth will come to light.
01:04:44How long are you going to drag this out?
01:04:46This is pure stubbornness.
01:04:48But...
01:04:49But what? Are you scared?
01:04:52Decoding the black box takes time.
01:04:54That's fine. We can wait. Better late than never. Right?
01:04:59Yes. We can wait.
01:05:03What's a black box?
01:05:05A black box records all communications and operating instructions.
01:05:09What?
01:05:13They're horrible.
01:05:14Shane, don't worry. I'll stop at nothing to clear your name.
01:05:21Dad, Mom, don't worry. I can handle this.
01:05:26Shane, are you scared?
01:05:28Scared of what?
01:05:30Scared that someone will steal your credit and that no one will believe you.
01:05:35I'm not scared because the truth can never be buried.
01:05:39Good boy.
01:05:44Hm. How stubborn.
01:05:46Once the black box data comes out, you guys are finished.
01:05:50Mom, once that black box is cracked, we're finished.
01:05:54Let's get out of here.
01:05:55What?
01:05:56What do we do?
01:05:57Yeah.
01:05:58I'm sure that's what that was put out.
01:05:59I see what it says.
01:06:00I'm sure that's what that was put out.
01:06:01I see what it says.
01:06:03What do you think it says?
01:06:04I got an idea.
01:06:07Guys, I have a suggestion.
01:06:14What is it?
01:06:16It takes too long to decrypt the black box.
01:06:19To avoid wasting time, I suggest we conduct a test through a simulation.
01:06:25Is that real?
01:06:27What are you trying to do?
01:06:29Mom, a simulation test means wearing a VR headset and flying a virtual aircraft.
01:06:32Will that work?
01:06:34I've trained over a thousand times.
01:06:36That kid could never beat me.
01:06:39Fine. We'll do it your way.
01:06:41Whoever wins is the hero.
01:06:44A simulation test?
01:06:46That bastard just won't give up, huh?
01:06:49No way.
01:06:50Shane has never done a simulation test.
01:06:52That's unfair to him.
01:06:54So you are scared.
01:06:56Just say you're scared.
01:06:58Stop making excuses.
01:06:59My son is already a hero.
01:07:01He doesn't need to prove it.
01:07:03A simulation test?
01:07:04Sure. I agree.
01:07:10Shane!
01:07:12Dad. Mom.
01:07:14We're finally back together.
01:07:16No need to waste time here.
01:07:18Don't worry.
01:07:19If Shane could pull off an emergency landing in a life or death situation, this test will be a cakewalk for him.
01:07:28Good.
01:07:30Shane can do it.
01:07:32Then it's decided.
01:07:34As for the VR headsets needed for the simulation test, I'll take care of it.
01:07:40Hello?
01:07:42This is Nigel Porter.
01:07:44Prepare two VR headsets immediately.
01:07:51Whoa, the difficulty level is insane.
01:07:54Is it even possible to pass?
01:07:56The situation was dire.
01:07:58No wonder 29118 never made it back.
01:08:00Even we, the top three pilots, failed.
01:08:02Looks like only an ace pilot could pass this test.
01:08:05Don't get discouraged.
01:08:07Keep trying.
01:08:09Are these guys joining the test too?
01:08:22This is the place.
01:08:24Hurry up. Move those two VR headsets out.
01:08:27Careful. Don't break them.
01:08:28Don't break them.
01:08:37Why aren't the people at Mr. Porter sent here yet?
01:08:39Mr. Porter, all the equipment is ready.
01:08:56Shane, are you ready?
01:08:57Yes.
01:08:58Good luck.
01:09:00Shane, I believe you can do it.
01:09:02Lester, do your best. Don't embarrass me.
01:09:04Mom, don't worry.
01:09:05Hmph.
01:09:06Hmph.
01:09:07Brat.
01:09:08You'll find out what real professionalism is.
01:09:09Hmph.
01:09:10Hmph.
01:09:11I know this place well.
01:09:12In my past life, I've trained here countless times.
01:09:14In my past life, I trained here countless times.
01:09:17You know what?
01:09:19I know this place well.
01:09:21Brat, you'll find out what real professionalism is!
01:09:36I know this place well.
01:09:39In my past life, I trained here countless times.
01:09:48Bird flock ahead! Bird flock ahead!
01:09:52Enemy attack incoming!
01:09:55I can't give up!
01:09:57I must become an ace pilot, like my teacher!
01:10:00This interface? This isn't a commercial airliner!
01:10:06Warning! Warning! Danger approaching!
01:10:0829118, respond and return immediately!
01:10:11Return immediately!
01:10:1329118?
01:10:15This isn't a commercial airline test, it's an Air Force test!
01:10:19They've mixed up the exam!
01:10:28But so what?
01:10:29I'm an ace pilot! This is nothing to me!
01:10:35This is nothing to me!
01:10:48What are these buttons? Why have I never learned these?
01:10:50Warning! Warning! Danger approaching!
01:10:5629118, respond and return immediately!
01:10:58Return immediately!
01:10:59Climb! Hurry up!
01:11:07Climb! Hurry up!
01:11:09CLimb!
01:11:19AIRRR!
01:11:21I failed!
01:11:23How did this happen?
01:11:25this happen?
01:11:28Jane!
01:11:29Don't worry.
01:11:31Mr. Porter just said
01:11:33he can do it.
01:11:36Some people love
01:11:38stealing others' credit.
01:11:39Now they're scared, huh?
01:11:41Stealing credit? You should know better.
01:11:43The test isn't over yet.
01:11:45Let's see who wins.
01:11:47My son will definitely win.
01:11:50I have to record this.
01:11:52I'll show the world that
01:11:53there are no real child prodigies.
01:11:55Lester Doyle
01:12:01has failed the test.
01:12:03Lester Doyle has failed the test.
01:12:05That's impossible!
01:12:09Lester Doyle has failed the test.
01:12:11Lester Doyle has failed the test.
01:12:13That's impossible!
01:12:15How could Lester fail?
01:12:16Seriously? And he calls himself a pilot.
01:12:19He couldn't even last three minutes
01:12:20and still had the nerve to steal Shine's credit.
01:12:22Something's off. No matter what,
01:12:24Lester's a trainee pilot.
01:12:27He wouldn't be that incapable.
01:12:30Lester!
01:12:31What happened?
01:12:32How could you fail?
01:12:34Mom, something's wrong with the equipment.
01:12:36This isn't a commercial airline test.
01:12:38What?
01:12:38Oh, just as I thought.
01:12:40There's something shady going on.
01:12:42Nigel, we want an explanation.
01:12:46This equipment!
01:12:48Mr. Porter, the equipment you asked for is here.
01:12:52Equipment?
01:12:53Yeah.
01:12:54No one came,
01:12:55so I brought it myself to avoid delaying the test.
01:12:57That's impossible.
01:12:58We're using it right now.
01:13:00No way!
01:13:00The equipment's been with me this whole time.
01:13:04Where did you get yours?
01:13:07From the academy.
01:13:09I think from the simulation room in test zone one.
01:13:18You've got the wrong setup.
01:13:20What's going on?
01:13:21Zone one is for the ace pilot candidates for Air Force.
01:13:24It's the toughest level.
01:13:26These here are the ones meant for commercial airlines.
01:13:29Then,
01:13:30the one Shane's using right now.
01:13:32Air Force's highest difficulty.
01:13:34That's right.
01:13:36What?
01:13:37What?
01:13:37What did that be?
01:13:43I knew it!
01:13:44Something's wrong with the equipment.
01:13:46Since the device has a problem,
01:13:48we should restart the test.
01:13:49Relax.
01:13:50Shane hasn't removed his helmet yet.
01:13:52That's right.
01:13:53The test isn't over.
01:13:55Who knows?
01:13:56Maybe he'll pass.
01:13:58Huh!
01:13:58Stop being delusional.
01:14:00Even my son failed the test.
01:14:02Your kid definitely won't make it.
01:14:05Hmph.
01:14:06Wanna catch up to me?
01:14:07Not so easy.
01:14:20Done!
01:14:21Shane's test isn't over yet.
01:14:24We'll make arrangements once he finishes.
01:14:27Mr. Wyatt,
01:14:28do you think
01:14:29Shane has a chance?
01:14:33This test is extremely difficult.
01:14:35Even three pilots who looked for Air Force failed.
01:14:38He probably can't pass the test.
01:14:39Hear that?
01:14:40He's not going to make it.
01:14:41Told you.
01:14:42Stop wasting time.
01:14:44You think he's some prodigy.
01:14:45Shane has passed the test.
01:14:46Overall score, 100.
01:14:48No way.
01:14:54It's done.
01:14:56Great.
01:14:58You really didn't let me down.
01:15:00Fantastic.
01:15:01This is amazing.
01:15:02Shane,
01:15:03I knew you could do it.
01:15:05He's just a kid.
01:15:06But not only did he pass,
01:15:07he got a perfect score.
01:15:09No way.
01:15:10This is impossible.
01:15:11You must have cheated.
01:15:13Something's off.
01:15:14Since there's an objection,
01:15:16Mr. Wyatt,
01:15:17please.
01:15:18Hmm.
01:15:19The equipment is working fine.
01:15:30The test was at the highest difficulty.
01:15:32Now,
01:15:33we'll play the live recording.
01:15:40Cobra maneuver.
01:15:43Tail hook maneuver.
01:15:45Bell maneuver.
01:15:46These are extreme moves
01:15:51that only ace pilots can pull off.
01:15:56But Shane's only eight.
01:15:58How could he do that?
01:16:01A prodigy.
01:16:02An absolute prodigy.
01:16:04There's no way he succeeded.
01:16:06This video is fake.
01:16:08Are you questioning my professional integrity?
01:16:10Miss Cloth,
01:16:11say something.
01:16:12You have to stand up for us.
01:16:13Mr. Wyatt is a certified senior examiner
01:16:15recognized by the Academy.
01:16:17There's no way he'd cover for anyone.
01:16:19What?
01:16:19Do that again.
01:16:21And you'll regret it.
01:16:23Could I be mistaken?
01:16:24Mr. Porter,
01:16:25the Black Box Sada has been decrypted.
01:16:30Put the data
01:16:31on the main screen.
01:16:33All right.
01:16:37Everyone, look.
01:16:38The Black Box Operation Log
01:16:40matches every single detail
01:16:41Shane described.
01:16:42No way.
01:16:43That's impossible.
01:16:45Looks like
01:16:45she really is a hero
01:16:46who saved the flight.
01:16:48Everything Lester said
01:16:49was a complete lie.
01:16:50It's exactly the same.
01:16:52What do we do now?
01:16:53We're busted.
01:16:56You lied to me?
01:16:58Fake.
01:16:59This is all fake.
01:17:00Who would believe just data?
01:17:02Right.
01:17:03We want video proof.
01:17:05Without it,
01:17:05we won't accept anything you say.
01:17:07There are no CCTVs
01:17:08on civilian planes.
01:17:09You're being unreasonable.
01:17:10Hmph.
01:17:11Not our problem.
01:17:15You want video proof?
01:17:17I have it.
01:17:19How does she have it?
01:17:20In a moment,
01:17:21we must strictly secure the venue.
01:17:23This press conference
01:17:24is critical for us.
01:17:28Hello.
01:17:28Hi, are you a crew member
01:17:32of Flight 8236?
01:17:33Yes.
01:17:34Is something the matter?
01:17:35We're passengers
01:17:36from that flight.
01:17:37We saw the live stream
01:17:39on the way
01:17:39and found someone
01:17:40stealing Shane's credit.
01:17:41That's why we rushed here.
01:17:42We have footage
01:17:43from that moment.
01:17:50Mr. Porter.
01:17:53Everyone, look.
01:17:54Look.
01:17:54Look.
01:17:54Look.
01:17:58The video clearly shows
01:18:00Lester trembling
01:18:02in his seat at the time.
01:18:04Why don't you explain
01:18:05how you suddenly
01:18:06appeared in the cockpit
01:18:07and started flying the plane?
01:18:09What's going on?
01:18:11I...
01:18:11I...
01:18:12This...
01:18:15This...
01:18:15This video is fake!
01:18:17You edited it with AI!
01:18:18The boy saved your lives,
01:18:20yet you tried to steal his credit.
01:18:22How ungrateful!
01:18:23How can people like you exist?
01:18:26Not only did you make up lies
01:18:28and steal Shane's credit,
01:18:30but you also caused trouble
01:18:31at the press conference.
01:18:33You've already broken the law!
01:18:34Uh...
01:18:35What do we do?
01:18:37I don't want to go to jail!
01:18:38I still want to be a pilot!
01:18:39Is there really...
01:18:41a child prodigy in this world?
01:18:43Was Shane really the one
01:18:44who created the miracle?
01:18:48You two are suspected of fraud
01:18:50and disruption of public order.
01:18:52Please come with us
01:18:53for questioning.
01:18:54Take them away.
01:18:54This is all your fault!
01:18:59My dream of becoming a pilot
01:19:01is gone!
01:19:01Why did you have to steal the credit?
01:19:03Fake!
01:19:04This is all fake!
01:19:05This video is fake!
01:19:14Shane!
01:19:17Shane!
01:19:17Shane!
01:19:20Shane,
01:19:21do you want to become a pilot
01:19:22in the future?
01:19:23Have you considered
01:19:24joining the academy?
01:19:26How could I be so stupid?
01:19:28Letting these two liars
01:19:29toy with me like that?
01:19:33Hello, boss?
01:19:35You're fired!
01:19:37Don't come in tomorrow!
01:19:37What?
01:19:38Boss,
01:19:39let me explain!
01:19:40Hello?
01:19:41Hello?
01:19:41Hello?
01:19:46Shane,
01:19:47when the plane was crashing,
01:19:49what was the first thought
01:19:50in your mind?
01:19:50I wanted to save people.
01:19:51I just wanted everyone
01:19:52to be safe.
01:19:55Imogen,
01:19:56thank you
01:19:57for giving me
01:19:58such an amazing son.
01:20:00It's because you
01:20:01raised him well.
01:20:02Everyone,
01:20:03be quiet.
01:20:04Now,
01:20:05on behalf of headquarters,
01:20:07I will award our hero,
01:20:08Shane,
01:20:09the honorary medal
01:20:10of Junior Captain!
01:20:12Shane,
01:20:20this medal
01:20:22is a recognition
01:20:23of your courage
01:20:24and wisdom.
01:20:26You're braver
01:20:27than many veteran pilots
01:20:29I've met.
01:20:31One day,
01:20:32you'll become
01:20:33a top ace pilot.
01:20:37Thank you, teacher.
01:20:38If you were really
01:20:39my student,
01:20:41I'd be so happy
01:20:43I wouldn't be able
01:20:43to sleep.
01:20:49Imogen,
01:20:49let's get remarried.
01:20:52I know I was
01:20:53too immature before
01:20:54and put you through
01:20:54so much,
01:20:55but from today on,
01:20:57I want to give you
01:20:57and Shane
01:20:59a happy life.
01:21:01I was too stubborn
01:21:02before.
01:21:03Now I understand.
01:21:05Nothing matters more
01:21:06than being with your family.
01:21:07Knowing they're safe
01:21:08and well.
01:21:11In my previous life,
01:21:13my life was full
01:21:14of regrets
01:21:14and tragedy.
01:21:16But this time,
01:21:16not only did I save everyone,
01:21:18I even changed
01:21:19my family's fate.
01:21:20This is great.
01:21:21Shane,
01:21:22on behalf
01:21:22of the Aviation Academy,
01:21:24I officially invite you
01:21:25to join us.
01:21:26Are you interested?
01:21:28This is the top academy
01:21:29that trains ace pilots.
01:21:31People would give
01:21:32anything to get in.
01:21:33But he's still so young.
01:21:35Is that really okay?
01:21:36A talented kid like Shane
01:21:38deserves the best training.
01:21:41Shane,
01:21:42what are you waiting for?
01:21:43Say yes.
01:21:44Wait,
01:21:45don't accept his offer.
01:21:53Who's that?
01:21:54He looks
01:21:55like someone important.
01:21:57That's John Lennox,
01:21:58founder of Pynara Air,
01:21:59the top airline company
01:22:01in our country.
01:22:01He's a real business tycoon.
01:22:03John Lennox?
01:22:04He hardly ever
01:22:05attends public events.
01:22:06Why would he suddenly
01:22:07show up here?
01:22:08This is bad.
01:22:10If he's here in person,
01:22:11he's definitely here
01:22:13for Shane.
01:22:17Mr. Lennox,
01:22:18may I ask,
01:22:20what brings you here?
01:22:21Mr. Lennox,
01:22:22what do you think
01:22:22of the flight
01:22:238236 incident?
01:22:25You're Shane, right?
01:22:26May I ask
01:22:27what this is about?
01:22:28I saw the news
01:22:29about you.
01:22:31To have such courage
01:22:32and skills
01:22:33at 8 years old,
01:22:34you're truly a hero.
01:22:36John,
01:22:36what are you doing here?
01:22:38I'm here
01:22:39for Shane,
01:22:40of course.
01:22:41Shane,
01:22:41are you interested
01:22:43in joining Pynara Air?
01:22:44Too bad,
01:22:45you're late.
01:22:46Shane's already
01:22:47accepted my invitation.
01:22:49He'll be entering
01:22:50the Academy
01:22:50for advanced training,
01:22:52receiving
01:22:53the most systematic
01:22:54pilot training.
01:22:56Except what?
01:22:57He hasn't even
01:22:57signed the contract yet.
01:22:58You.
01:22:59Shane,
01:23:00come to my company.
01:23:01You can be
01:23:02the chief pilot
01:23:03with a salary
01:23:04starting at
01:23:04$1 million a year.
01:23:06Why?
01:23:06Why?
01:23:07Why?
01:23:07Why?
01:23:07Why?
01:23:07Why?
01:23:07Why?
01:23:11That salary is twice
01:23:13what a top captain
01:23:14in our country makes.
01:23:15$1 million?
01:23:16Did I hear you right?
01:23:20That's more money
01:23:21than we could earn
01:23:22in a lifetime.
01:23:23Mr. Lanks
01:23:24is truly generous.
01:23:27John,
01:23:29Shane is
01:23:29still young.
01:23:31Right now,
01:23:33what he needs most
01:23:34is systematic learning.
01:23:36How could you
01:23:37try to tempt
01:23:38a child
01:23:38with money?
01:23:40That's
01:23:41disgraceful.
01:23:42In the end,
01:23:43isn't all this
01:23:44studying for making
01:23:44money anyway?
01:23:45What's wrong
01:23:46with becoming
01:23:47chief pilot now?
01:23:49John,
01:23:50you
01:23:50are insulting
01:23:52our profession.
01:23:54Shane,
01:23:55we might not
01:23:56offer
01:23:57this much money,
01:23:58but
01:23:58we can give you
01:24:01proper training
01:24:02and
01:24:03take your skills
01:24:04to the next level.
01:24:05Shane,
01:24:06here's $1 million.
01:24:07From what I know,
01:24:09your family
01:24:09isn't well off.
01:24:10As long as you
01:24:11join my company,
01:24:12it's yours.
01:24:14Shane,
01:24:15you're getting offers
01:24:16from both sides.
01:24:17Which will you choose?
01:24:18If it were me,
01:24:19I'd take the money,
01:24:19of course.
01:24:21He's only eight,
01:24:22after all.
01:24:24Faced with that
01:24:24much money,
01:24:25I fear he'd say yes.
01:24:28Shane.
01:24:29Shane has his opinion.
01:24:32We should respect
01:24:33his decision.
01:24:33I don't want your money.
01:24:38What?
01:24:42Your company's great
01:24:43and the offer's
01:24:44really tempting,
01:24:45but I still want
01:24:46to continue learning
01:24:47and improving myself.
01:24:49Kid,
01:24:50you'll regret this.
01:24:52I won't.
01:24:53Ha ha ha ha ha.
01:24:54Good.
01:24:55You've got backbone.
01:24:56Since you've made your mind,
01:24:58I won't force you.
01:24:59But remember,
01:25:00Shane,
01:25:00you're always welcome
01:25:02at Pioneer Air.
01:25:05Let's go.
01:25:06Good boy.
01:25:08You didn't let me down.
01:25:09I'm willing to
01:25:10attend the academy,
01:25:11but I have one condition.
01:25:14Shane.
01:25:15Oh?
01:25:16What is it?
01:25:18I want to be your student
01:25:19and learn directly from you.
01:25:21What?
01:25:23Do you realize
01:25:24I teach at the academy
01:25:28and also work
01:25:29as a tower controller
01:25:30and really don't have
01:25:31much time
01:25:31to personally train you?
01:25:33I know you're busy,
01:25:34but I still want
01:25:35to be your student.
01:25:38Just like in my
01:25:39previous life,
01:25:40being able to learn
01:25:41from you
01:25:42is my greatest honor.
01:25:44Attaboy.
01:25:45You're good
01:25:46at picking a teacher,
01:25:47kid.
01:25:48But you should know
01:25:49being my student
01:25:50is no easy path.
01:25:53I'm not afraid
01:25:53of hardship.
01:25:54Teach me
01:25:55the same way
01:25:56you teach everyone else.
01:25:57I don't want
01:25:57special treatment.
01:25:59Good boy.
01:26:00Since you're so determined,
01:26:03I'll do it.
01:26:06Mr. Porter.
01:26:08Huh?
01:26:08Thank you so much.
01:26:09No worries.
01:26:12This child
01:26:13earned it himself.
01:26:15I believe
01:26:16Shane will one day
01:26:17become someone
01:26:19the entire
01:26:21aviation world
01:26:22looks up to.
01:26:26Yeah!
01:26:26Shane,
01:26:27we're so proud of you.
01:26:28I believe
01:26:36I've got one day
01:26:36since you're
01:26:36going on.
01:26:37No,
01:26:37bravo!
01:26:38I know
01:26:38I know
01:26:39how long
01:26:40it's not
01:26:40the entire
01:26:41montrer
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