Cast
- Samuel L. Jackson as Agent Neville Flynn, an FBI agent assigned to protect Sean Jones on his flight to Los Angeles.
- Julianna Margulies as Claire Miller, a flight attendant.
- Nathan Phillips as Sean Jones, a surfer and dirtbike racer who witnesses a brutal murder committed by Eddie Kim.
- Bobby Cannavale as Special Agent Hank Harris, Flynn's contact in Los Angeles.
- Rachel Blanchard as Mercedes, a socialite passenger who brings her pet Chihuahua Mary-Kate aboard.
- Flex Alexander as Clarence "Three Gs", a famous rapper who is germophobic and keeps a bottle of hand sanitizer with him and refuses to be touched by others.
- Kenan Thompson and Keith Dallas as Troy and Big Leroy, Clarence's bodyguards.
- Lin Shaye as Grace, the senior flight attendant who acts as the flight's purser.
- Terry Chen as Chen Leong, a martial artist who is among the surviving passengers.
- Elsa Pataky as Maria, a female passenger who brings her infant son aboard.
- Sunny Mabrey as Tiffany, a flight attendant who develops a crush on Sean.
- Tygh Runyan as Tyler, a very allergenic passenger.
- Emily Holmes as Ashley, Tyler's wife.
- Tom Butler as Capt. Sam McKeon, the captain of the plane.
- David Koechner as Rick, Capt. McKeon's co-pilot.
- Byron Lawson as Eddie Kim, a crime syndicate leader.
- Todd Louiso as Dr. Steven Price, a snake venom expert assigned by the FBI to communicate with Flynn.
- Scott Nicholson as Daniel Hayes, a U.S. Prosecutor who is murdered by Kim at the start of the film.
- Taylor Kitsch as Kyle "Crocodile" Cho, a man who is attacked by the snakes while having sex in the bathroom with his girlfriend.
- Samantha McLeod as Kelly, a girl that is attacked by the snakes while having sex in the bathroom with her boyfriend.
- Kevin McNulty as Emmett Bradley, an air traffic tower controller.
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