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‘SO if we go with your first premise: keeping secrets and people dying should we expect some unfortunate accidents in the near/ distant future?

Motivation to be apart of this. 1. $$$$$ 2. loyalty ( particularly if you/ hour group don’t want to be part of or feel threatened by an organized group - like the government! Think of it as the HI version of the French underground)

Re: landing. Wasn’t the pilot not registered with the airline but a last minute replacement. What’s his background? In the movie I’d use a military-special force trained stunt pilot. Photographer says they’ve become good friends. I’d have them serving together years ago as part of a team. In fact maybe others on board could have been united this way in a previous war a brotherhood -A team reunion Another sub plot. One more death defying mission for the death defying (maybe once rediculed team)
The photographer taking pictures for his dad who’s in a wheelchair and can’t take part
The plot thickens!’

Very creative! Your ideas just keep coming.

The main thing such a plot has going for it is the successful Alinskyfication of anything ‘birther’. Somebody higher up on Team Barry realized from Day One that there were just too many lies, forgeries, contradictions & anomalies w Obama’s records/stories to pass muster. So, rather than attempting to make their case on factual, logical grounds, they resorted to ridicule and mockery. The advantage being, ridicule and mockery are fact and logic free; i.e.: their basic purpose is to skirt facts and logic completely.

The upside for your plot is obvious. Suppose one of the players, perhaps Puentes, decided to come clean and tell the truth. The answer wd be, ‘This is just the latest iteration of birtherism’. As soon as it was characterized that way, it wd be mocked & ridiculed [by the MSM, anyway] and that wd be the end of it.

Or so it seems to me. Meaning, your plot cd actually fly w an Alinskyesque twist. A little disturbing to contemplate, yet most likely true.