The climax of the film takes place aboard the hijacked subway train, where Ryder, the leader of the hijackers, has been negotiating with Walter Garber, the dispatcher, for the release of hostages and a ransom payment.
As negotiations reach a critical point, tensions escalate when it becomes clear that Ryder’s demands cannot be met. Ryder grows increasingly agitated and threatens to kill hostages if his demands are not met.
Meanwhile, Garber and the authorities devise a plan to incapacitate Ryder and his accomplices and safely evacuate the remaining hostages. With the help of his colleagues, Garber manages to disrupt Ryder’s plans and neutralize the threat posed by the hijackers.
In a tense confrontation, Ryder is ultimately apprehended by the authorities, and the remaining hostages are rescued. Despite some casualties and tense moments, the crisis is resolved without further loss of life.
The film ends with Garber reflecting on the events that transpired and the lessons learned from the ordeal. Despite the chaos and danger, he emerges as a hero for his bravery and resourcefulness in the face of adversity.