Seriously. And it all starts with the medicine. He leaves the airport to get the insulin just expecting everyone to wait for him. Then when he doesn't come back, his wife wants the military to drop what they're doing just to look for him. And then when they find out their kid is sick, she wants them all to ignore their orders and just pretend she didn't say anything.
Even at the end, they're blocking a plane from taking off and basically threatening to kill these people if they don't take them on.
So much entitlement.
So many stories, so little time.

What I find annoying is Gerald Butler character was entitled to save his family, but once escape was foiled - he expected other people to help him out. His wife too - when separated from children she expected that other cars would stop her.