And more importantly, Shane not only reveals his identity as a CIA agent but there's a strong hint that it's a life that Cassie could find herself exploring as well - should the story continue.Īnd that, in the end, is the biggest unanswered question of The Flight Attendant: Will we ever get to see what happens to Cassie next? Executive producer Steve Yockey couldn't tell Collider for sure, when we spoke on the phone just before the finale premiered. Miranda manages to slip away, swiping some key pages from the Crime and Punishment paperback and leaving behind a note that she'll see Cassie soon. though it's Shane ( Griffin Matthews), Cassie's fellow flight attendant, who ends up delivering the final shot that takes the assassin out.

Fortunately for Miranda, Cassie's managed to get a gun, shooting Feliks as he's poised to eliminate her. Cassie and Megan ( Rosie Perez) arrive in Rome, with the mysterious Miranda ( Michelle Gomez) following behind - unfortunately for Miranda, she encounters Feliks before finding Cassie. If you need a quick recap of the finale, here you go: with Cassie's casual-hook-up Buckley ( Colin Woodell) revealed to be Feliks, who had killed Alex ( Michiel Huisman) for the codes hidden in his paperback copy of Crime and Punishment, the danger is ever more real. With its final episode of the season, The Flight Attendant brought to a close nearly all the major plot threads that have kept the titular Cassie ( Kaley Cuoco) on the run.

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