Airport - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Tonight, Anita Newcourt, whose duties include looking after VIPs, smooths the Queen's first ever journey on board a scheduled flight.
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Episode 2
President Clinton makes a fleeting appearance, surrounded by a huge retinue; a family trying to fly to Nairobi for a wedding is miserably marooned, and customs officer Garth Powell thinks he has caught a drugs smuggler.
Episode 3
Tonight, the trainee cabin crew learn what to do if a jumbo jet goes up in flames.
Episode 4
Jean-Marie has to deal with a woman stripping off in the toilet, customs staff are busy with revellers returning from a weekend away, and 100 petrified people are trying to overcome their fear of flying.
Episode 5
The festive season resembles the nightmare before Christmas as Jean-Marie Lavillard deals with a string of emergencies. Meanwhile, passengers have just discovered that their flight may not be leaving; and an aircraft has been mislaid somewhere between Kiev and London.
Episode 6
It is night-time, but the work is far from over as staff deal with the usual passenger panics and prepare for the arrival of VIPs Michael Jackson and the Sultan of Brunei.
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