The Flight

The Flight

Sarah and Mark Davies are supposed to be beginning the rest of their lives.

Six days after their wedding, the newlyweds board Flight 714 for their honeymoon in Hawaii, dreaming about warm beaches, a house with a porch, and all the ordinary years they believe are waiting for them. At thirty thousand feet above the Pacific, the future seems limitless.

Then Sarah notices a passenger who doesn't look well.

He's sweating despite the cool cabin. His hands won't stop shaking. His eyes are bloodshot, his movements increasingly strange. Mark thinks the man is probably airsick.

Sarah isn't so sure.

When the passenger suddenly turns violent, what begins as a medical emergency becomes something far more terrifying. The illness is spreading-and the people infected by it are changing.

Trapped aboard an aircraft surrounded by thousands of miles of open ocean, the surviving passengers barricade themselves inside the cabin. But the infected aren't mindless. They're watching. Learning. Searching for weaknesses.

And there is nowhere to run.

As Flight 714 continues across the Pacific, Sarah and Mark must fight to stay together while the future they were planning is reduced to a single desperate goal: survive long enough to reach the ground.

But with the infection spreading and help impossibly far away, Sarah begins to realize that the greatest danger may not be whether Flight 714 can land.

It may be what happens if it does.

The Flight is a claustrophobic survival-horror thriller about love, infection, and a honeymoon flight that becomes a nightmare at thirty thousand feet.

One sick passenger. One airplane. One infection. Nowhere to go.