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So people tend to grasp at whatever kind of control they can have, whether that be yelling about overhead bin space above their seat, or yelling about having to check their bag or whatever. 'Flying takes away everybody's sense of control. 'When people get on a plane, they revert to a lizard brain where they forget all social decencies and common sense,' Kat Anderson, a flight attendant who has seen her fair share of oddities through three years of accommodating travelers, tells NPR's Weekend Edition. Neither are bizarre beverage orders, tirades against flight attendants or intimate bonds forged with seatmate strangers. Her uncontrollable crying is not out of the ordinary. Soon, her sobs were so loud, she had roused several other passengers from their sleep. Then, (spoiler alert) A Star Is Born's tragic ending ensues and the waterworks begin.Īmanda Wind, an airline passenger taking an early morning flight, felt tears welling up in her eyes. Lady Gaga fills the tiny back-of-seat airplane screen. Travelers can often exhibit bizarre behaviors as a result of the conditions within the airplane cabin. When Otto takes off, the crawling plane is a Boeing 707 but once in the air it's this T tailed plane (Douglas DC-9 or a Boeing 727 ?).Airplane passengers fly on a British plane in 1960. A Douglas DC-9, a Boeing 727 or a Sud Aviation SE 210 Caravelle ? The landing airliner seems to have a wing free of any engine. Reg.N1011 Lockheed L-1011-385-1 TriStar 1 prototype, L-1011-385-1 TriStar of ANA-All Nippon Airways and Delta Air Lines. On the left is a Delta Air Lines livery version. Upper picture on the right, ANA-All Nippon Airways.

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Lockheed L-1011-385-1 TriStar 1 of TWA-Trans World Airlines.īottom right, registration N1011, c/n 193A-1001 Lockheed L-1011 prototype. The Douglas DC-7 crashing during the 'in-flight' movie. The Douglas DC-7 of the 'in-flight' movie.

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Same aircraft in other movies at IMPDb: Frequently Seen Aircraft.ĭouglas DC-7 N68N c/n 44275/496 seen during its last take off (in fact, a test for the FAA read the full story at : ). Same aircraft in other movies at IMPDb: Frequently Seen Aircraft (Human Powered Flight / Ornithopter section). Despite not posted on the dedicated page, this shot was already used by Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 hours 11 minutes.

#Airplane movies movie

WWI German fighter (note the national insignia on the very bottom of the picture) shot down and crashing, probably from a movie of the thirties.Ī winged man running and jumping from a small rock. Model seen again when he meets Captain Oveur (acted by Peter Graves).īoeing B-17 Flying Fortress Unidentified Aircraft The boy is playing with a Boeing 727 toy.

Probably a Hollywood movie about the Pacific war. Picture of a rear gunner aboard a Dornier Do 17.Īrchive footage of what is probably a dogfight with a Messerschmitt Bf 109. In the movie, Foster must find her daughter and figure out why she was kidnapped. Its a massive double-decker jet that, ironically, looks almost identical to a real plane that would enter service just a few years later, the Airbus A380. Ted has several flashbacks from his time in the war as a fighter pilot. The movie is set on an 'Elgin 474' aircraft, a plane which Fosters character helped design. Junkers Ju 87 B Stuka Messerschmitt Bf 110 & Supermarine Spitfire Īircraft from same footage seen in Reach for the Sky and in Pearl Harbor - IMPDb: Frequently Seen Aircraft.

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This backgrounded archive footage is used again in Airplane II: The Sequel. Same footage used in other works at IMPDb: Frequently Seen Aircraft.īoeing 747 in the background. Lightning striking all around the plane lighting it up.Įnd scene where the 'auto pilot' (blow-up dummy named Otto) takes off after the crash landing.Īnother 707, in a fake made for movie airline colour.īoeing 747-131 of TWA-Trans World Airlines.įake 'Trans American' livery. In-flight footage seen in other works at IMPDb: Frequently Seen Aircraft. In-flight shots use a model, some ground shots use N6723, c/n 18989/492, a TWA 707-131B.

TWA-Trans World Airlines livery of the late 70s. 5 Messerschmitt Bf 110 & Supermarine Spitfire.