San Francisco International Airport - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Emergency Alert
Airport manager Jim Conrad (series star Lloyd Bridges) learns that a military shipment of deadly gas has been set to detonate as a symbolic gesture by a frustrated anti-war scientist.
We Once Came Home to Parades
Airport manager Jim Conrad must secure the arrival and layover of a controversial general who is the target of demonstrators and a lone assassin.
Hostage
Jim Conrad is forced to provide underworld figures on an escape flight from the country.
Crisis On Runway 26
Airport manager Jim Conrad must figure out an emergency landing procedure for a 727 jet with a bad nose gear.
Supersonic Transport
Supersonic transport addresses the debate surrounding the suggested implementation of the massive SST. The situation revolves around Jim's support for the aircraft, which attracts official criticism and initiates an anonymous television scare campaign.
The High Cost of Nightmares
When the head of a charter airline is murdered, airport manager Jim Conrad tries to locate a narcotics ring-leader and a dope shipment.
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