Movie Trivia

For the first one it is Airplane, for the second question I am taking a stab knowing you Tommy that the answer is TWA?


For the rest IDK.

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Originally Posted by hiss srq

For the first one it is Airplane, for the second question I am taking a stab knowing you Tommy that the answer is TWA?


For the rest IDK.

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Zippy go read question one again......Airplane is not the answer. As for the second one, BINGO! TWA. Even though TWA was not the airline portrayed in the movie and no one ever said that Joe worked for TWA on the back of his jump suit was a big TWA Double Globe logo. This was rather cutting edge for the day since product placement in movies wasn't widely used at all.

The TWA terminal?

Joe Patroni worked for TWA - what else? :D

btw.. Tommy - do you like my avatar? :D

TT

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Originally Posted by Tom_Turner

Joe Patroni worked for TWA - what else? :D

btw.. Tommy - do you like my avatar? :D

TT

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Awesome Tom! Yes Ryan you were right...however it really is known as T3. So any guesses on the others?

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Originally Posted by T-Bird76

In the movie National Lampoon's European Vacation what airline did the Griswold's take to Europe?

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Pan Am......"Panno Ammo?"

Clark: "I'll have a coke (?)".
Stewardess: "Would you like that in the can?"
Clark: "No, I'll have it here.

In the ending of Coogan's Bluff, which airline, what kind of aircraft and which "terminal" does Clint Eastwood fly out of NYC?

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Originally Posted by RDU-JFK

I have one:
In the movie Delta Force, what was the name of the fictitious airline that was hijacked from Athens to Rome continuing to New York? What type of airliner was used in the film?

BONUS: While the film borrowed a lot of the storyline from the famous "Raid at Entebbe", a lot of the storyline was based on a US airliner hijacked and flown to Beirut. Name the airline, aircraft, and the reg. (FAA N#). HINT-The answer is somewhere in the photo database on a.net!

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American Travel Ways flight 282 ;)

regi N778PA

What Airline Was Used in the Movie Executive Desicon? ( Sorry If I spelled it Wrong)

No new questions until originals are answered. Still, I'm going to say Ocean Airlines.

Does anyone know most movies that invole Boeing 707s. Movies I know is
Airport, Trans Global Airlines

Airplane! Trans American

Skyjacker. Global Airways

Twilight Zone: The Movie. Global Airways 707.

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Originally Posted by Delta777LR

Does anyone know most movies that invole Boeing 707s. Movies I know is
Airport, Trans Global Airlines

Airplane! Trans American

Skyjacker. Global Airways

Twilight Zone: The Movie. Global Airways 707.

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A whole bunch. Bullitt, Easy Rider, Hwy (Jim Morrison's movie), Airplane, Airport, ..........

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Originally Posted by Idlewild

No new questions until originals are answered. Still, I'm going to say Ocean Airlines.

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Oceanic ;)

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Does anyone know most movies that invole Boeing 707s. Movies I know is
Airport, Trans Global Airlines

Airplane! Trans American

Skyjacker. Global Airways

Twilight Zone: The Movie. Global Airways 707.

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There is a movie that features the 707 and at one point the main character looks out the window while flying over LGA and refers to runway "44". Any guesses?

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Originally Posted by NYCMedic

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Originally Posted by Delta777LR

Does anyone know most movies that invole Boeing 707s. Movies I know is
Airport, Trans Global Airlines

Airplane! Trans American

Skyjacker. Global Airways

Twilight Zone: The Movie. Global Airways 707.

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There is a movie that features the 707 and at one point the main character looks out the window while flying over LGA and refers to runway "44". Any guesses?

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Catch me if you Can?

I just watched Dog Day Afternoon, and am wondering more about the JFK part.

Where exactly did the hostage situation end at JFK, both in the movie and in real life (I assume they might not be the same place). Anyone know?

If you know, can you explain it compared to the current layout? I'm not super familiar with the old time airline's operations.