Airport Page #3
- G
- Year:
- 1970
- 137 min
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Vern, we just don't have time.
But I have a cab waiting downstairs.
We can make the airport in 15 minutes.
The driver doesn't mind waiting.
His meter's running, and so is mine.
But I've got to finish packing.
You get me up to full throttle
then throw me into reverse.
You could damage my engine that way.
Look, we'll be in Rome tomorrow.
We'll have three days.
Try a little patience.
Or a cold shower.
That I like.
- Who's in the right-hand seat tonight?
- I am.
- Demoted?
- No. It's a pilot check flight.
He's been a captain for years.
So have I but that doesn't matter.
Somebody got to check you out
every six months
just to make sure
you don't pick up any bad habits.
Such as nuzzling stewardesses.
Does he hold on
to the control too firmly?
Or can he sort of coax them
along with just his fingers?
Look, we still have to...
Go and wash it.
Of course.
When he's stacked up
and can't get clearance to land
how does he take it?
He controls his emotions and says
"Better luck next time".
You and your roommate have enough
china, glasses and booze
for a round trip to Australia.
That's not all our loot.
The girls in the building
have been contributing.
Gracie's getting married.
We're giving her a party.
you could start your own airline.
We thought of that
but none of us has a pilot's license.
With the kind of fringe benefits
you girls have to offer
I could get you a crew right now.
Mel? Joe.
I'm stuck in traffic on Carlton Road,
just east of Mannheim.
A tractor-trailer jackknifed
and flipped over.
It's lying on its side
like a drunken dinosaur.
Joe, I need two-niner awful bad.
If you're not out in 15 minutes
call me back
and I'll get the Highway Patrol
to bring you in.
What else can go wrong?
I better get up
and check the snow desk.
I'll be back in time for his call.
You're not going anywhere.
You're exhausted.
You've been rushing
around for three days.
I've got to get up there.
Why do you have to do
everything yourself?
You've got an assistant.
Let Mike do it.
Sit down and relax.
I'll fix you some coffee
and a sandwich.
You promised to call your wife back.
Bakersfeld residence.
Libby speaking.
This is mr. Bakersfeld talking.
Daddy! Isn't this snow super?
Baby, it's cool. Real cool.
Robbie, daddy's on the phone!
- Hello, dad.
- Hi, Robbie.
Are you coming home tonight?
At the moment, honey,
I'm not so sure.
You see...
Say good night, girls.
Mommy wants to talk to daddy.
Good night, daddy.
Good night, dad.
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