Journalist Justin Sanderson (Adam Scott) finds the fate of Flight 1015 in his hands.
Justin Sanderson is a reporter struggling from PTSD. While on a flight to Tel Aviv, he discovers an MP3 player with a podcast called Enigmatique hosted by Rodman Edwards. Sanderson quickly becomes unnerved by the show when it begins to accurately explain things that are happening on the flight and declares that the plane will crash in an hour. He takes comfort in a fellow passenger and former pilot named Joe Beaumont who seems to be the only person who believes him. Justin tries using clues from the show to avert the disaster, but every attempt in doing so results in irritated crew and passengers.
Justin and Joe quickly work together to get the latter into the cockpit. They are successful only for Justin to realize that Joe is the one who will crash the plane due to past failures in his life and does so. Justin awakens on an island and learns through the show that all of the flight survived, but no one was able to find Justin himself. The survivors appear and kill Justin for ironically causing the crash.
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