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Wealthy businessman and Nicole's father who owns the private plane. He is referenced through Nicole's arguments about parental neglect and his ownership of the aircraft.
13-year-old protagonist who survives a lightning strike on her father's private plane. She regains consciousness with an oxygen mask, communicates with air traffic control, and successfully lands the...
One of the two pilots who is immediately injured by an electrical shock and knocked unconscious following the lightning strike that damages the cabin.
Co-pilot who suffers the same fate as Greg, being knocked unconscious by the electrical shock immediately after the cabin breach.
Air traffic controller who communicates with Nicole via radio and cell phone after the plane's radio fails. He coordinates rescue attempts and provides landing instructions.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot describes Greg and Terry together as the two pilots who are both injured and knocked unconscious by the electrical shock.
Terry is the co-pilot of the aircraft, and the lightning strike leaves Terry unconscious along with Greg.
Greg is one of the two pilots of the private plane, while Nicole is a passenger. Greg is knocked unconscious after the lightning strike, leaving Nicol...
The plot states that Nicole is arguing with her parents because she feels neglected by them. Marylin Stone is listed among the film's named characters...
The plot explicitly identifies Nicole as Raymond Stone's daughter. Their conflict begins with arguments about her school performance and her feeling n...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Nicole communicates with Jeff through the radio and later a cell phone. Jeff coordinates rescue attempts and gives her instructions for landing the pl...
A stranded teenager must overcome fear, mechanical failure, and isolation to land a damaged private plane.
Directed by Robert Tinnell
Airspeed (1998) · 4.3/10 · action, adventure
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