Flight 828

"*The problem, ladies and gentlemen, is your plane departed Montego Bay, Jamaica, on April 7, 2013. Today is November 4, 2018. You've all been missing, presumed dead, for 5 1/2 years.*"
—Robert Vance[src]

**Flight 828** was a service of Montego Air from Montego Bay, Jamaica to John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York, New York. The aircraft departed on April 7, 2013 carrying a total of 191 passengers and crew. The flight encountered turbulence while airborne and arrived over New York on November 4, 2018. The flight was diverted to Stewart International Airport in Newburgh, New York, where the plane was met by government officials who told them they had all been missing for five and a half years and had been presumed dead.

After a piece of Flight 828 is found off the shore of Cuba, Ben Stone has a recurring vision of the plane exploding. Ben comes to the conclusion that the plane actually exploded and that the passengers died before they were resurrected for an as of yet unknown reason. The story is later leaked on the news after pictures are leaked from Guantanamo Bay. After the Eureka project determines that Kelly Taylor's body is showing signs of having died in a plane crash rather than being shot to death, Ben is convinced that they all died in a crash and were resurrected and that it has now been scientifically proven.

In the series finale, Flight 828 is restored on the Death Date after Cal combines his Omega Sapphire with a piece of Noah's Ark and all of the surviving passengers board it and take off as the world ends. The passengers undergo the Last Trial and the 11 who haven't earned a second chance burn to ash. After the surviving passengers' deeds are deemed to be enough to tip the scales towards good, the shadowy figure ends the Apocalypse. Michaela Stone and Amuta Clarke then fly Flight 828 back into the light. After getting off the plane, they begin walking and end up coming across a door, which opens. Going through, they are revealed to have exited the jetway into an airport in Queens.

They soon realize that they have traveled back in time to April 7, 2013, the day that 828 was originally supposed to land, which then also makes them realize that they have been given a second chance. As they traveled back in time and to the point they were supposed to arrive, the passengers reverted to their younger selves, and this creates a new timeline where the passengers get back the 5 1/2 years they originally lost. The passengers that died along the way and Cal are resurrected and also given a second chance, though Cal has no memory of disappearing and the last 5 1/2 years from the original timeline, and it is likely that the resurrected passengers have no memory as well. Only the passengers that survived the Death Date remember disappearing and the past 5 1/2 years from the original timeline. The authorities are left to investigate the disappearance of the 11 passengers who didn't survive the Death Date, while the 828 passengers that survived the Death Date begin to make use of their second chance.

Not mentioned in the show, 828 is an angel number:

"The **angel number 828** teaches you about the importance of trust and confidence in yourself and your abilities to succeed, and achieve all your goals. It also symbolizes your faith in the Divine guidance you receive from the Universe and your guardian **angels** in serving your life purpose and soul mission."

## Known Passengers and Crew

**Pilot:** Bill Daly

**Co-Pilot:** Daniel Amuta Clarke

**Flight Attendants**: Bethany Collins, C. Thompson, J. Turner

**Stowaway**: Thomas Reid

**Mechanic**: Ward Attwood

**Passengers:**

Seat 1A: B. Salduo

Seat 1B: K. Coward

Seat 1C: A. Zakaar

Seat 1D: L. Cobum

Seat 1E: B. Brier

Seat 1F: N. Edmonds

Seat 2A: A. Baldwin

Seat 2B: K. Arnold

Seat 2C: A. Volkov

Seat 2D: P. Volkov

Seat 2E: S. Volkov

Seat 2F: G. Volkov

Seat 3A: M. Ford

Seat 3B: C. Archer

Seat 3C: A. Juko

Seat 3D: Radd Campbell

Seat 3E: A. Femiano

Seat 3F: J. Kumar

Seat 4A: J. Mavaty

Seat 4B: Z. Donahoe

Seat 4C: S. Aden

Seat 4D: J. Gordon

Seat 4E: D. Gromley

Seat 4F: R. Otto

Seat 5A: Michaela Stone

Seat 5B: Cal Stone

Seat 5C: Ben Stone

Seat 5D: Kelly Taylor

Seat 5E: J. Brown

Seat 5F: Maddie Hensley

Seat 6A: E. Rutu

Seat 6B: A. Johnson

Seat 6C: N. Morgan

Seat 6D: C. Jordan

Seat 6E: D. Keenan

Seat 6F: M. Kennan

Seat 7A: V. Manella

Seat 7B: S. Powell

Seat 7C: S. Markle

Seat 7D: D. Nichols

Seat 7E: Q. Medler

Seat 7F: Marko Valeriev

Seat 8A: C. Proffas

Seat 8B: *Empty*

Seat 8C: Saanvi Bahl

Seat 8D: A. Saar

Seat 8E: B. Saar

Seat 8F: N. Saar

Seat 9A: M. Anthony

Seat 9B: E. Anthony

Seat 9C: Anna Ross

Seat 9D: K. Boyd

Seat 9E: L. Judd

Seat 9F: S. Lewell

Seat 10A: M. Jonas

Seat 10B: R. Anthony

Seat 10C: B. Anthony

Seat 10D: Harvey Stein

Seat 10E: L. Duvall

Seat 10F: G. Parry

Seat 11A: R. Lennon

Seat 11B: C. Washington

Seat 11C: S. Khaneja

Seat 11D: L. Giard

Seat 11E: A. Giard

Seat 11F: N. Giard

Seat 12A: S. Souno

Seat 12B: T. Keller

Seat 12C: C. Wu

Seat 12D: Anson Vasik

Seat 12E: Trina Vasik

Seat 12F: C. Klein

Seat 13A: Randall Barr†

Seat 13B: Erika Burness

Seat 13C: S. Vorndran

Seat 13D: E. Loughran

Seat 13E: H. Makela

Seat 13F: C. Mammodov

Seat 14A: M. Leo

Seat 14B: S. Himle

Seat 14C: Finn Nowak

Seat 14D: C. Lowe

Seat 14E: A. Lyons

Seat 14F: Autumn Cox†

Seat 15B: C. Levin

Seat 15C: N. Livingston

Seat 15D: R. Menon

Seat 15E: L. Balogh

Seat 15F: T. Lippert

Seat 16A: F. Cruz

Seat 16B: P. Sad

Seat 16C: M. Sala

Seat 16D: K. Niemi

Seat 16E: J. Novak

Seat 16F: L. Radovich

Seat 17A: P. Miller

Seat 17B: R. Rossi

Seat 17C: T. Reid

Seat 17D: T. Marin

Seat 17E: R. Marin

Seat 17F: Oscar Ramos

Seat 18A: C. Sowicki

Seat 18B: D. Assadi

Seat 18C: C. Assadi

Seat 18D: N. Assadi

Seat 18E: A. Assadi

Seat 18F: I. Assadi

Seat 19A: K. Silva

Seat 19B: Paul Santino†

Seat 19C: D. Carpenter

Seat 19D: G. Siegel

Seat 19E: D. Becker

Seat 19F: Victor Baptiste

Seat 20A: O. Williams

Seat 20B: M. Smithov

Seat 20C: H. Shuffman

Seat 20D: F. Stevenson

Seat 20E: P. Suvall

Seat 20F: K. Tasev

Seat 21A: Lorraine Talebi

Seat 21B: Rebecca Viega

Seat 21C: Adrian Shannon

Seat 21D: I. Valina

Seat 21E: Rachel Evans

Seat 21F: L. Spears

Seat 22A: S. Pegon

Seat 22B: *Empty*

Seat 22C: E. Fussner

Seat 22D: O. Fox

Seat 22E: *Empty*

Seat 22F: B. Menakaya

Seat 23A: N. Harris

Seat 23B: Fiona Clarke

Seat 23C: J. Teneralli

Seat 23D: J. Micks

Seat 23E: A. Micks

Seat 23F: E. Ross

Seat 24A: Henry Kim

Seat 24B: P. Geschiere

Seat 24C: B. Gruber

Seat 24D: Angelina Meyer†

Seat 24E: L. Hunt

Seat 24F: M. Renner

Seat 25A: Astrid Koren

Seat 25B: T. Rodriguez

Seat 25C: *Empty*

Seat 25D: M. Eckert

Seat 25E: *Empty*

Seat 25F: J. Eckert

Seat 26A: Logan Strickland

Seat 26B: D. Rodriguez

Seat 26C: V. Ganon

Seat 26D: E. Mitchell

Seat 26E: Donovan Mitchell

Seat 26F: N. Weaver

Seat 27A: H. Gorst

Seat 27B: O. Gorst

Seat 27C: Russ Halvorsen

Seat 27D: H. Henderson

Seat 27E: Matteo Jennings

Seat 27F: T. Fung

Seat 28A: L. Nguyen

Seat 28B: S. Nguyen

Seat 28C: A. Wentz

Seat 28D: F. Gouriou

Seat 28E: S. Fung

Seat 28F: E. Shephard

Seat 29A: *Empty*

Seat 29B: J. Pedalino

Seat 29C: Joe Butler

Seat 29D: A. Nunes

Seat 29E: C. Fung

Seat 29F: K. Boone

Seat 30A: *Empty*

Seat 30B: S. Garcia

Seat 30C: *Empty*

Seat 30D: *Empty*

Seat 30E: *Empty*

Seat 30F: S. Larsen

Seat 31A: M. Akin

Seat 31B: G. Fleck

Seat 31C: Douglas Sweeny

Seat 31D: B. DiMari

Seat 31E: W. Villa

Seat 31F: Violet Wheeler

Seat 32A: J. Hong

Seat 32B: *Empty*

Seat 32C: R. Armando

Seat 32D: *Empty*

Seat 32E: C. Chung (changed to 33E)

Seat 32F: Lena Rasmussen

Seat 33A: T. Wiglaf

Seat 33B: TJ Morrison

Seat 33C: *Empty*

Seat 33D: Eagan Tehrani

Seat 33E: *Empty*

Seat 33F: L. Roncancio

Seat 34A: A. Salumo

Seat 34B: D. Stoker

Seat 34C: R. Franck

Seat 34D: Sam Wile

Seat 34E: F. Batko

Seat 34F: Eddie Williams

Unknown Seat:Subject 4

* Subject 7

## Trivia

* "Rendezvous" reveals that 828 is meant to be the next Noah's Ark. In "Final Boarding", the plane is restored by Cal Stone's combination of his Omega Sapphire and the one in a piece of Noah's Ark and it acts as the passengers' place of judgement on whether or not the Apocalypse will happen.
* All the passengers are blamed unfairly for all the mayhem and destruction that ensued following their return. When in truth, this was the fault of a bunch of trigger happy bigots who hated anything they couldn't understand.