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Up in the Air (1984)
Who believes that a plane is for transporting passengers? Only those people who don't fly Love Airways! The flight attendants will make sure you have a comfortable and eventful flight!
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Who believes that a plane is for transporting passengers? Only those people who don't fly Love Airways! The flight attendants will make sure you have a comfortable and eventful flight!
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In Theaters:1/1/1984
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Taurus Productions
Cast
Leonard Kirtman
Director
Jay Serling
Pilot Mark
Tracy Duzit
Stewardess Cynthia
Steve Powers
Older Male Passenger
Nicole Blanc
Older Female Passenger
Nick Niter
The Tennis Pro
Beverly Bliss
Uptight Passenger
Francois Papillon
Jim
Kristara Barrington
Stewardess Sandy Ann
Crystal Breeze
Ellie
Jimmy Starr
Newlywed Man
Angel West
Passenger
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