Airport Page #7
- G
- Year:
- 1970
- 137 min
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The tourist head count won't tally.
Where's the ramp supervisor?
- He's back there, counting.
- Get him.
The plane to Rome, is it gone?
- No. But you'll have to hurry.
- Which way?
Go to the waiting room and turn right.
Green concourse, Gate 33.
Thank you.
Look, I know you got problems,
and so have we
but how long we gonna sit here?
I've ordered a ticket recheck.
We should have 81 in tourist.
It seems we've got 82.
Every second we sit here,
we're burning fuel on three and four
which you gave the okay to start.
Precious fuel we'll need
in the air tonight.
I know, captain...
I'm gonna shut down and we'll send
for fuelling to top off our tanks.
So you make up your mind.
It'll only take another
few minutes or so.
And I'll tell you something else.
The tower just told us
they have a temporary gap
so if we taxi out right away,
we can take off fast.
But five minutes from now
may mean a half-hour delay.
So you take the responsibility.
What do we do?
Cancel the ticket recheck.
Okay. You're leaving now.
Continental Airlines Flight 41
for Los Angeles
now boarding at Gate 26.
May I see your ticket, please?
Thank you.
Ruth! Cancel the ticket check.
We're leaving.
Fine.
Commander, start two.
Turning two.
Okay to start one?
Braniff International Flight 252
from Houston
now arriving at Gate 10,
the Red Concourse.
23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30
31, 32, 33, 34, 35...
Excuse me, please.
I'd like to find out if my husband's
on that flight that just left.
I'm sorry, ma'am. I'm not allowed
to give that information.
He hasn't been well.
I just wanted to make sure
he got on safely.
His name's D.O. Guerrero.
All right.
Yes. He's aboard.
19, 20, 21, 22, 23
24, 25, 26, 27
28, 29, 30.
Life rafts are located
in the ceiling storage compartments.
In addition to the doors, there are
emergency exits over both wings.
For more information
concerning these items
please look in the seat pocket
in front of you.
We suggest you read it
sometime during the flight.
Don't worry, if you take one of these,
you won't get airsick at all.
Thank you, doctor.
Global Two, Lincoln Tower,
clear for takeoff.
Global Two, rolling.
On top at 7.000. Clear above.
Visibility unlimited.
Proceeding on course.
We'll report passing Cleveland.
Now, there's nothing
to be nervous about.
I've flown thousands of miles,
and I can tell you
it's a lot safer
than crossing a street.
Yes, she was here. I saw her go on.
But did you see her get off?
No.
But I'm almost certain she did.
Her son dropped his wallet
and she went to give it to him.
Your wallet gag. She's on the plane.
Maybe that's why
the head count didn't tally.
Speaking of head counts,
have you counted yours lately?
I'm sure you've got at least two.
Should I send word to the captain
to check and verify?
But have Flight Dispatch call him
on the company frequency
so we can keep it private.
Our ground speed
is 620 miles per hour.
We've reached our cruising
altitude of 33.000 feet.
The temperature outside
is a pleasant 50 degrees below zero.
Our route tonight
will take us over Toronto
Montreal, Cape Ray,
St. John, Newfoundland
across the Atlantic,
reaching the European coastline
just north of Lisbon
and on into Rome on schedule.
The weather in Rome is a lot better
than what we left behind in Chicago.
If there's anything we can do
to make your flight more enjoyable
please let us know, thank you.
This is Global Two.
Flight Two, Cleveland.
I have a message from Lincoln.
Advise when ready to copy.
Go ahead, Cleveland. We're ready.
We're practically certain
you have a stowaway on board.
Caucasian, female
approximately 5 feet, 100 pounds
age about 70
wearing a brown hat
with a brown pompom
tweed coat with black velvet collar.
Name, mrs. Ada Quonsett.
Determine and confirm.
Will check and advise.
- I don't believe it.
- But I believe it.
Those penguins on the ground
are idiots.
Now the guy in 21-D says it's too hot.
You want a laugh?
Have you seen her?
She's not in first. I've hardly checked
Go back and see
if the old biddy's there?
If she is, what do I do?
Nothing.
Just come back and report.
How about that?
Little old lady just walks on like
she's walking into an elevator.
There you are.
Miss, the captain said
we'd arrive on schedule...
That means we're gonna make up
for the hour's delay.
Father, with a ground speed
of 620 miles per hour
and a distance of 4.817 miles
it's a physical impossibility.
Your son is right.
The captain was referring
It'll be approximately seven
and a half hours from take off.
Excuse me.
I see you've got a boyfriend.
Yes, and he's invited me
to Rome to a nightclub.
Miss, these nuts are stale.
I'm sorry, sir. I'll try and find you
some fresher ones.
$474, and they give you stale nuts.
So you play the oboe.
My late husband played the violin.
Not professionally,
but he was very good.
He once played the 'Minute Waltz'
in 58 seconds.
- There you are.
- Thank you.
Nuts to the man in 21-D.
You said it.
May I treat you to another sherry?
No. One is all I ever... Well, thank you.
You're very kind.
She's there, all right, 23-B.
That's why the head count was wrong.
What do you want me to do?
Nothing.
If you start questioning her,
there's bound to be tears...
We were asked to check
and report, that's all.
They'll grab her in Rome.
So until then, why make
the old girl miserable?
You know, captain,
you're a real nice person.
I didn't know you were
so fond of old women.
So I heard.
But opportunities don't last forever.
Pretty soon, you and I'll have to settle
for the not so young ones.
I already have for quite some time.
That's right. You always played it
right straight down the line.
No mucking around on layovers.
Helen was a stewardess flying DC-4s.
That's how we met.
She knew what was going on,
so when we got married
I made her a promise, the obvious one.
I've always kept it.
I guess all those kids you had helped.
Maybe.
How many have you got, six?
No, seven. Four we planned.
Three we didn't.
The ones you didn't plan,
did you ever consider
before they were born?
No.
Let me tell you something.
I love all seven of them.
But the three we didn't plan...
boy, they turned out to be
something real special.
Detain on board after landing.
Release only to station manager, Rome.
I'll take it.
- I'll take it for you, mr. Weatherby.
- No, thank you.
I don't want it to wind up
in the ladies' room.
What about the man I mentioned?
The one with the attach case.
what the guy's smuggling
let him get Italian customs to check.
I'm not going to offend
a paying passenger
with something that's none
of our business.
I was wondering,
what if he isn't smuggling.
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