The story of "Plane" was relatively simple, like most action movies. A plane goes down. A villain becomes the danger. Action sequence, action sequence, action sequence, everyone lives happily ever after. Like most action movies, that doesn't always lend itself to a sequel. But like nearly all action movies, we can always come up with a good reason to pick it up and go again.
At the end of the first "Plane" film, the passengers and their heroic pilot, Torrance, are able to get on a plane, get off the island, and avoid becoming a ransom for the rebel army. Gaspare, who has no reason to hop aboard and face murder charges, disappears into the jungle. That caused fans to start speculating right away that we hadn't seen the end of the character, and they were right. The sequel will follow Gaspare as he stows away on a ship, leaving the island and heading home. Of course, he doesn't have a good track record with travel, and soon discovers it is a ship used for human trafficking.
Also pulling from the framework of the first film is Gaspare's trusty cohort. The former Legionnaire teams up with a member of the crew who was unaware of the trafficking to free the prisoners and take down the traffickers before they dock.
