Con.Air.(1997).DVDRip.BHM

Cameron Poe (Cage), an honorably discharged United States Army Ranger is paroled after serving eight years for killing a drunken man in a bar brawl while defending his wife Tricia (Potter) and unborn daughter Casey (Allbright). While still under the penal system until his release in Alabama, Poe is to be flown back on the "Jailbird", a C-123 airplane, along with several other prisoners that are being transferred to a new Supermax prison. Drug Enforcement Administration agent Duncan Malloy (Meaney) approaches the U.S. Marshal in charge of the transfer, Vince Larkin (Cusack), and requests he slip undercover agent Willie Sims on board to coax information out of the drug lord Fransico Cindino (Borrego) during the flight before his incarceration. Larkin reluctantly agrees on the condition that Sims doesn't carry a weapon, but Malloy manages to slip a gun to Sims before boarding.

Shortly after the flight, the prisoners launch a choreographed effort led by Cyrus "The Virus" Grissom (Malkovich) and overcome the guards, taking control of the plane; when Sims tries to take control of the situation, he is quickly killed. Poe opts to keep his identity quiet and cooperates with Grissom, who promises all the prisoners that they will also be flown to a non-extradition country thanks to Cindino if they help out. The plane lands in Carson City as scheduled to make prisoner transfers; Grissom and his crew pose as the guards and take advantage of a dust storm to make sure the transfer appears to go smoothly, while Joe "Pinball" Parker (Chappelle) sneaks the "Jailbird"'s transponder onto a private jet. Although Poe secretly manages to get word out on the hijacking, it is too late to stop the plane from taking off. Malloy orders attack helicopters to follow the transponder, unaware it is no longer on the plane. Poe discovers that Parker did not make it back to the plane on time, his body still stuck in the landing wheel wells, and writes a message to Larkin to inform him that the plane is headed for Lerner Airfield, then dumps the body overboard onto a populated city. Larkin learns of the message, and recognizes that Poe is his ally on the plane, and calls in the National Guard while he travels alone to Lerner Airfield.

At Lerner, the plane lands but overshoots the runway, running aground. When neither Grissom or Cindino can find the promised plane waiting for them, Grissom orders the prisoners to start digging the "Jailbird" free. Poe and Larkin happen upon each other, and quickly apprise each other of the situation, though Poe remains untrusting of Larkin's abilities. Larkin, sneaking about the airfield, discovers Cindino has snuck off to meet with his men at a small private jet. As the plane is taxing towards the runway at high speed, Larkin hops into a nearby crane and lowers it in front of the moving jet, ripping the entire tail section off in the process. Grissom comes quickly to the wreckage and discovers Cindino's treachery. Using a lit cigarette to ignite the fuel leaking from the plane, he kills him and destroys the remainders of the plane. The explosion sends a signal to the approaching National Guard. The prisoners quickly prepare to ambush the troops. Poe returns to the plane with needed insulin shots for his fellow prisoner, Mike "Baby-O" O'Dell (Williamson), while Larkin helps the National Guard to avoid getting slaughtered by providing a make-shift bulletproof shield using a steam shovel. Grissom orders the remaining prisoners to retreat to the plane, and gets it in flight before Poe has a chance of getting off the plane with O'Dell. Malloy and his helicopters arrive, threatening to shoot the plane down, but Larkin orders him not to, and explains about Poe. Meanwhile, Grissom discovers there is a traitor on board the plane, he heavily suspects Poe, but before he gets a chance to attack Poe, Mike stands up and takes the blame. Grissom shoots him in the stomach, but still suspects Poe. Just as he is about to attack Poe, Grissom notices the helicopters out of the back door of the C-123, and opens fire on them. Poe works his way quickly to the front of the plane and tells Larkin he has control of the plane now. They are ordered to land at Las Vegas McCarran International Airport but the plane has run out of fuel, and the prisoners are forced to make a landing on the Las Vegas Strip.