September 28, 1966. A group of young revolutionaries meet at the Buenos Aires airport, pretending not to know each other. They are going to board a commercial flight bound for Río Gallegos.
Once on the plane, the organized group will wait for the right moment to take action. Before reaching their destination, they begin the plan, taking the cabin of the plane and control of the flight.
The Condors, now in command of the plane, must face different extreme situations until they see the islands. The pilot will have to improvise an emergency landing.
The Condors descend on the islands and begin to develop the plan for the operation. Taking hostages and contacting the Islanders. They will be besieged by local militias in a series of unforeseen events.
Refugees on the plane and with hostages, increasingly complicated and surrounded by the militias, the Condors will have to negotiate a way out in the face of an imminent conflict.
The local Catholic priest serves as a shield and protects the Condors in his church, after they abandon the plane. The treaty, however, is not honored by the militias, who enter the church.
The militias try to get the Condors off of the islands. While the local authorities will have to negotiate with the Argentine government for the Condors to return to the continent, the priest is asking for help on his own.
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