Flying High (1978)
In this pilot film to the subsequent short-lived series, three attractive young women -- Marcy Bower, Pam Bellagio, and Lisa Benton -- succeed in qualifying for airline stewardess training at Sun West Airlines, and then start getting a taste of the rigors and fun of the real thing as rookie stewardesses.
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In this pilot film to the subsequent short-lived series, three attractive young women -- Marcy Bower, Pam Bellagio, and Lisa Benton -- succeed in qualifying for airline stewardess training at Sun West Airlines, and then start getting a taste of the rigors and fun of the real thing as rookie stewardesses.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Dawn Aldredge, Martin Cohan
In Theaters:8/28/1978
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Mark Carliner Productions
Cast
Peter Roger Hunt
Director
Kathryn Witt
Pam Bellagio
Pat Klous
Marcy Bower
Connie Sellecca
Lisa Benton
Howard Platt
Capt. Robert March
Marcia Wallace
Connie Martin
Jim Hutton
Paul Mitchell
David Hayward
Burt Stahl
Martin Speer
Bagranditello, Jr.
Val Bisoglio
Papa Bagranditello
Lynn Marie Johnston
Sally Boyer
Richard Hack
Desk Clerk
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