Air Force One

(1997)

In the movie Air Force One, the President of the USA, played by Harrison Ford, travels to Moscow and delivers a powerful speech about the country's strict policy against terrorism. On the flight back to the USA aboard Air Force One, the President and his family become victims of a hijacking by terrorists.

These terrorists, aiming to force the President to meet their demands, take control of Air Force One and hold the passengers hostage, including the President's wife and daughter. They plan to execute a hostage every half-hour until their demands are met.

Unbeknownst to the terrorists, the President is a former Medal of Honor recipient and has a military background. Realizing his family is in danger, he decides to fight back and take matters into his own hands. A thrilling game of cat and mouse ensues as the President navigates through the confined spaces of the plane to outsmart the terrorists and save his family and the other hostages.

As tensions rise inside and outside the airplane, the President's determination and military skills become vital in a desperate battle against the terrorists. The film is filled with intense action sequences, dramatic moments, and a suspenseful narrative that keeps viewers at the edge of their seats until the very end.