"We lost thrust in both engines," says one of the pilots of a cargo plane early on in the movie. A cargo plane with four engines. The dialogue, what there is of it, only gets worse from there. And the plane, despite the fact that it started to break up "six miles off the coast of Dover," somehow stays airborne long enough to crash more than 90 miles to the west ("400 meters north of Waverley Abbey") about two minutes later. That's something like 2700 MPH (almost four times the speed of sound) while its wings are disintegrating. Impressive. And it only gets worse from there.
Shout by Jim G.VIP BlockedParentSpoilers2017-10-24T03:28:59Z
"We lost thrust in both engines," says one of the pilots of a cargo plane early on in the movie. A cargo plane with four engines. The dialogue, what there is of it, only gets worse from there. And the plane, despite the fact that it started to break up "six miles off the coast of Dover," somehow stays airborne long enough to crash more than 90 miles to the west ("400 meters north of Waverley Abbey") about two minutes later. That's something like 2700 MPH (almost four times the speed of sound) while its wings are disintegrating. Impressive. And it only gets worse from there.