He refuses to pass the acceptance certificate for a newly finished apartment building, explaining that safety rules were violated, and its better for the construction company to face the fine and fix all potentially dangerous defects, than to put people lives at risk.

As he returns home, they spend the evening together and after putting the kids to bed, Vitaly tells Svetlana that he has been offered to do a project in Barcelona.

Peter Nielsen, a controller at Skyguide, had been working two different screens at the same time and he had to switch from one to another while his colleague went on a rest break.

After an officer hands him a security jacket and marking flags, Vitaly goes off to search and finds Diana and Svetlana's bodies.

Having no luck and now obsessed with finding someone to blame for the deaths of his wife and children, Vitaly travels to Zürich and stays in a hotel.

In the final credits, it was said that four SkyGuide employees were fined and sentenced to probation, that Kaloyev returned to the construction site, that he is now retired and still brings flowers to the grave of his family every day.

During the end credits, fragments of video recordings of the real-life crash over Lake Constance on July 1, 2002 and an interview with the real Vitaly Kaloyev are shown.