The daredevil pilot Sergei Belyaev takes a risk flying a plane which is not properly maintained and crashes dangerously, landing in hospital, his plane going up in smoke. The aviation student Galya Bystrova, having a crush with Belyaev, unfortunately tends to imitate him in the air. Later, heeding the advice of the wise headmaster Rogachev, they become experienced pilots. Bystrova is assigned to Pamir, and Rogachev, in love with her, is sent to Sakhalin.
Yuli Raizman
Director
Boris Shchukin
School Commander Nikolai Rogachev
Yevgeniya Melnikova
Student Galya Bystrova
Ivan Koval-Samborskiy
Student Commander Sergei Belyaev
Aleksandr Chistyakov
Ivan Khrushchev, moustachioed mechanic
Zoya Fyodorova
Nurse
Nikolai Khryashchikov
Appearing
Varvara Ryzhova
Pakhomovna
Grigori Levkoyev
Doctor at airfield
Maria Klyuchareva
Sanitary
Ivan Kobozev
Pilot Kobozev
Vladimir Lepko
Hairdresser
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