I love this movie ! I was in high school when this came out in the theaters! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

How in the hell could that stewardesses even stand in the shattered cockpit, the wind would make any conversation impossible.

At least her fire was extinguished by the fall. Always be optimistic

Missed it by that much !!!!

Look at the size of those seats!

God awful acting…

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The first pilot lost his job. And then some. 😂

2024. Tom cruise would do it in real life

For once he is right when he says "dirty plane". 😀

You will notice that the older the people writing comments is, the more refined is the sense of humour! 😀

Nowadays this all seems unbelievably ludicrous! 😂 Then, with _Aeroplane_ from 1980 it became _officially_ ludicrous! But truth is, I saw this movie when I was 10 and enjoyed every frame of it... 😐 we were fed very different stuff.

I feel old. Karen Black has left us now only because she got old too

Joe Patroni was great!

Through the whole where the co pilot sat

Drunk on plane in previous movie: "I went to Salt Lak City once. It was closed".

She was really cute …good actress. She played a seductress in a tv movie with Rita Moreno

Damn remember when I was a kid watching this and the first guys release got stuck and unlocked and fell to his death. Freaked me out

So lets try to board the aircraft through the jagged hole with wires and panels hanging down. Yeah the plane is depressurized. So I guess we could go through an open door for a cleaner entry, but that is not as dramatic...

The first impact hitting the vehicle R.I.P😓😭

羽田空港の事故を思い出しました。It reminded me of the accident at Haneda Airport.

I met Ed Nelson at St Genevieve Church in Slidell in 2002 at the installation of the new Pastor, Fr Roel Lungay, who used to be at my Metairie parish church, St Ann. I also saw Ed at a UNO basketball game ....he Sat on our same row.. .

If Judah Ben-Hur can stop a chariot, he can surely stop an airplane, and don't call me Shirley.....lol.

0:52 Mr. Roper wondering if he would survive to see Helen but would have to put up with Jack , Janet, and Chrissy later on.

Very good movie from yrs ago!

DONT ASK ME, IM JUST A GIRL! TEE HEE

And this movie inspired “The Tower” which the South Koreans enhanced it to modern times.

Why all the panic after the landing?

😵 "Nancy, I 🖤 You..." 😵‍💫

It was from this day foreward that large numbers of B-list movie stars were not allowed to all fly on the same plane.

Back in 1975 Boeing Corporation took pride in every 747 they made. 2024 Boeing planes nose dive into the ground at full throttle

Moses to the rescue

"Joey, do you ever hang around the gymnasium?"

'Excuse me, Doc. Ive got a plane to land.....'

In later years, when the cable channel WTBS (later shortened to TBS) would show this movie, they did a preview trailer a couple of days before. The trailer ended with "Lots of suspense. And Erik Estrada (who played the flight engineer)" - followed with the shot of Karen Black screaming.

If you have a Demon possesed child (Linda Blair) on an aircraft, you are asking for trouble. 😈

BS the queen of the sky’s wheel were designed to gravity drop and lock. Also the engines would have more that enough reverse thrust to stop her.

it’s crazy how the pilots disagree on where to land and it got them killed, rest in peace

Alan Fudge, the actor who plays the initial air traffic controller always reminds me of CW McCall. "Columbia 409, we got us a convoy!"

Airport 1975 is my favorite of the sequels. And Larry Storch as the TV station owner Glen Purcell. Only he could take what was intended to be a serious scene (Patroni, Murdoch, and Purcell discussing the status of the private pilot) and turn it into a "comic relief in the middle of the drama" moment.

Wouldn't it have made sense to keep going straight, hit the dirt, and retract the nose gear? It worked for Kurt Russell.

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１０年後の御巣鷹の尾根を見る思いの映画ですな。

You know this is old because there was a smoking section on the plane.

Roger, Roger. What’s our vector, Victor?

Over Macho Grande? No, I’ll probably never be over Macho Grande.

Everyone knows Moses could get it

911

OJ's acting was cutting edge

When I was 16 I can see this cinema in 1975