If the near disaster in Airport (1970) wasn't harrowing enough then Airport (1975) should've done it.
Columbia flight 409 was redirected to Salt Lake City on its way to L.A. No worry, it's a small delay but nothing abnormal. At the same time a little twin prop plane was redirected to the same airport except on its way the pilot had a heart attack and collided with the big 747. Now the large jet is without a pilot and has a large hole in the cockpit.
This was a terrific movie as far as sequels go. They brought the same big production and the same intensity. At times it seemed Nancy (Karen Black) was a little too fragile but I can understand. I would have preferred a little less "honey" in reference to her. She was called honey more than she was called her name. This is not me being a feminist (I'm a male to begin with), just me being professional. On a job such as flight control or directing flight control, even if you are a spouse, you should use the person's name.
Professionalism aside this was a good movie.
Columbia flight 409 was redirected to Salt Lake City on its way to L.A. No worry, it's a small delay but nothing abnormal. At the same time a little twin prop plane was redirected to the same airport except on its way the pilot had a heart attack and collided with the big 747. Now the large jet is without a pilot and has a large hole in the cockpit.
This was a terrific movie as far as sequels go. They brought the same big production and the same intensity. At times it seemed Nancy (Karen Black) was a little too fragile but I can understand. I would have preferred a little less "honey" in reference to her. She was called honey more than she was called her name. This is not me being a feminist (I'm a male to begin with), just me being professional. On a job such as flight control or directing flight control, even if you are a spouse, you should use the person's name.
Professionalism aside this was a good movie.