Period drama about the pilots and flight attendants who once made Pan Am the most glamorous way to fly.Period drama about the pilots and flight attendants who once made Pan Am the most glamorous way to fly.Period drama about the pilots and flight attendants who once made Pan Am the most glamorous way to fly.
- Nominated for 3 Primetime Emmys
- 10 nominations total
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- TriviaDue to her being shorter than the real 5'4" requirement actual Pan-Am stewardesses had to be for the era, Christina Ricci had to wear high heels while her costars wore shorter kitten heels.
- GoofsFor the entire series, they refer to the head of Pan Am as "Juan Trippe." Juan Terry Trippe was named after a maiden aunt named Juanita Terry, and he positively loathed the name Juan. Everyone called him Terry, Terry Trippe, or simply Mr. Trippe, under fear of being fired, killed, or worse.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Wright Stuff: Episode #16.70 (2011)
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Okay - elephants in the room. Dean would never have been a captain at his age and experience level - the union would have gone to war over it. Second baby elephant 'cause she's so tiny - Maggie would never have been a stewardess let alone a purser because she's too short to reach the overhead baggage bins. And she'd only been with Pan Am for 2 years. BUT! This is TV, so what the heck!!
It was fun! As a former pilot I saw aviation goofs, and was proud of myself for how much I remembered and then got back to enjoying the show. I thought the short field take-off in Haiti was brilliant. And it is most certainly a "thing".
Ted was my favorite, most well-rounded character. Kate grew the most. Maggie the most consistent.
I was glad they brought in a genuine cranky "dirty old man" captain, AND a Sky God! That was essential to the story - and they were like that!!! You had to love them! Or loved to hate them. And they DID tell war stories about their flying days in the war. The one's I heard were riotous and comical and if put into a book, no on would believe it - including almost taking out the Taj Mahal one foggy morning.
Yep. THOSE were the days, my friend!! We thought they'd never end.
SO, forgive the hiccups in the series and enjoy it for what it is: Really good, fun entertainment!!
It was fun! As a former pilot I saw aviation goofs, and was proud of myself for how much I remembered and then got back to enjoying the show. I thought the short field take-off in Haiti was brilliant. And it is most certainly a "thing".
Ted was my favorite, most well-rounded character. Kate grew the most. Maggie the most consistent.
I was glad they brought in a genuine cranky "dirty old man" captain, AND a Sky God! That was essential to the story - and they were like that!!! You had to love them! Or loved to hate them. And they DID tell war stories about their flying days in the war. The one's I heard were riotous and comical and if put into a book, no on would believe it - including almost taking out the Taj Mahal one foggy morning.
Yep. THOSE were the days, my friend!! We thought they'd never end.
SO, forgive the hiccups in the series and enjoy it for what it is: Really good, fun entertainment!!
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