Hijacked

In 1977, Vietnam was shaken by a deadly hijacking of flight HVN-137, which claimed the lives of two crew members and a young security trainee. The tragedy spurred the government to strengthen aviation security measures.
A year later, aviation security specialist Binh boarded flight HVN-602 to visit his wife, joined by his colleague Son, flight attendants Nhan and Tu Trinh, and co-pilot Khanh. Shortly after takeoff, hijackers led by Long violently seized the plane, injuring crew and terrorizing passengers. Binh and Son fought back but were overpowered, while the hijackers tried to force their way into the cockpit, torturing the attendants. Despite the chaos, Captain Phong and Khanh held firm.
With dozens of innocent lives hanging in the balance, Vietnam’s elite aviation security team must confront their deadliest mission yet, high above the clouds, where every second could be their last.