Zero Hour!

“Don’t you feel anything for me anymore?” Ted Stryker asks his wife Ellen when confronting her on the plane. “There’s so many things to make love last,” she replies. “Most of all, it takes respect. I can’t live with a man I don’t respect.” (Adam Zanzie)

Ted Stryker, an ex-World War II squadron leader is still haunted ten years after the war by a decision he made that resulted in the deaths of six of his men. Now his marriage is under threat as his wife has just left him, taking their young son with her. He rushes to the airport and manages to get on the same flight, but the captain, co-pilot, and several passengers suddenly fall ill from food poisoning, leaving Stryker as the only person on board with flying experience – though on a totally different kind of aircraft. It is up to him to overcome his personal and professional fears if the lives of all on board are to be saved. (Graham Petrie)