Flightplan
A grieving aviation engineer racing against time must locate her missing six‑year‑old aboard a cutting‑edge double‑decker jet before it lands, confronting hostile passengers and hidden conspiracies that threaten both their lives.
“If someone took everything you live for... how far would you go to get it back?”
Synopsis
While flying at 40,000 feet in a state-of-the-art aircraft she helped design, Kyle Pratt's six-year-old daughter, Julia, disappears without a trace. Or so it seems. No one else on the plane believes Julia was ever on board, leaving Kyle—desperate and alone—to rely solely on her own wits to uncover the truth and save her daughter.
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A crew of 273+ credited
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Edited by Thom NobleShot by Florian BallhausScored by James HornerDesigned by Alec HammondSound by Eddie BydalekCostumes by Susan LyallStunts by Jill Stokesberry
Box Office
2005 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 4.1× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$223.4M
US & Canada: $89.7M — 40% of worldwide · International: $133.7M (60%)
Opening weekend: $24.6M — 27% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $31.1M — 35% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,424 theaters
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Also known as
- Flight Plan - Ohne jede Spurde
- Flightplan – Ohne jede Spurde
- (English)Flightplan
- Flight Planfr
- Flightplan - Mistero in voloit
- (Bulgarian)Летателен план
Release dates around the world4 countries · showhide
- SerbiaSep 22, 2005
- IsraelSep 22, 2005
- United StatesSep 23, 2005
- CanadaSep 23, 2005
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Cast & Crew
273 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
50Brent Sexton
as Elias
Marlene Lawston
as Julia
Judith Scott
as Estella
John Benjamin Hickey
as David
Matt Bomer
as Eric
Gavin Grazer
as FBI Agent
Chris Gartin
as Mike
Bess Wohl
as Katerina
Kirk B R Woller
as Grunick
Stephanie Faracy
as Anna
Christian Berkel
as Mortuary Director
Cooper Thornton
as West
Klaus Schindler
as Metal Detector Guard #1
Eva Plackner
as Ion Tracker Guard #1
Amanda Brooks
as Irene
Jesse Burch
as Row 19 Male Passenger
Greta Scacchi
as Therapist
Drake Johnston
as Main Deck Kid
Lois Hall
as Main Deck Grandma
Dana Kristen Vahle
as Helicopter Pilot
Agnes Albright
as Flight Attendent
Tarek Antonio Alin
as Flight Attendant
Job Alonso
as Flight Attendant
Robert Amstler
as Flight Attendant
Ina Barron
as Flight Attendant
Spencer Conner
as SWAT Team Leader
Tricia Cruz
as Airline Attendant
Jonn Faircrest
as First Class Passenger
David Farkas
as Steward
Kei Hirayama
as Japanese Passenger
Cathy Immordino
as Seat 29F
Andray Johnson
as Flight Attendant
Luis Juarez
as French Passenger
Spencer Kayden
as American Passenger
Samantha Kelly
as First Class Passenger
Erica Larose
as Zany Blond
Tonje Larsgard
as Flight Attendant
Robert Mammana
as FBI Agent
Julie Mckinnon
as Airline Passenger
Hasan Ali Mete
as Taxidriver
Alexandra Nowak
as French Flight Attendant
John T O Brien
as Military Policeman
Kyra Oser
as Airline Passenger
Thomas J Phillips
as German Passenger
Conny Poppe
as Passenger at Airport
A J Presley
as Flight Passenger
Christian Reeve
as Libyan Man
Guy Richardson
as First Class Passenger
Laurence Richardson
as Flight Passenger
Rachel Zeskind
as Hysterical Passenger
Directors
1Writers
3Producers
7Other crew
202Scotch James Diaz Crisostomo
accounting clerk (as Scott Crisostomo)
Richard Styles
additional first assistant director: Germany
Anita Brabec
additional makeup artist: additional photography
Eddie Bydalek
additional sound re-recording mixer / sound recordist
June Christopher
adr loop group
David Cowgill
adr loop group (as David Cowgil)
Robert Deschaine
adr mixer
Terri Douglas
adr voice casting
Gary Abrahamian
animation lead: CIS Hollywood
Andrea Adams
animator
Carlos M Castillon
apprentice editor (as Carlos Castillon)
Coriedus Brown
art department staff assistant, art staff assistant
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