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Airline — Storyline

Airline is an American reality television series that showcases the daily happenings of passengers, ground workers and on-board staff members of Southwest Airlines. The series debuted on January 5, 2004 on A&E and ran for three seasons.

Cast & Crew

• Created by: Jo Inglott
• Starring: Tim Flavin

Airline — Series Details

Airline — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: The Delicate Art of Saying No (2004-01-04) — An airline supervisor must handle a passenger who's drunk at 7 a.m., and a colleague has the delicate task of telling a passenger that he smells too bad to travel. In this high-fly
• E2: Consider Yourself One of the Family (2004-01-05) — Airline personnel talk about underwear with rap star Sisqo, singer of the "thong song", and an angry family tries to prove their toddler is less than two years old so he can travel
• E3: Beyond Our Control (2004-01-12) — At Chicago's Midway Airport, Southwest employees spend 48 hours dealing with the chaos caused by a power blackout in the East. In this high-flying series, we provide viewers with c
• E4: Times Change (2004-01-19) — A&E's exclusive look at Southwest Airlines continues with pilot Steve Palmason's last flight after 30 years of service. Friends and family are onboard, and Southwest President Coll
• E5: Kids… Who'd Have Them? (2004-01-12) — It's another challenging day at Southwest Airlines. In Chicago, distraught passengers demand compensation for the worst flight of their lives. Seems a rowdy group of biker kids dis
• E6: Winners and Losers (2004-01-19) — A passenger tries to con his way on to a Southwest Airlines flight, a customer service supervisor must find volunteers to leave two overbooked flights, and flight attendants help a
• E7: Terminal Beauty (2004-01-26) — It's a busy and bizarre day at Southwest Airlines when a woman treats the LAX terminal as her personal bedroom, changing her outfit in full sight of fellow passengers. Supervisor Y
• E8: Luv Is In the Air (2004-02-16) — A&E's exclusive look at Southwest Airlines features a day of romance. Flight attendant Heather Hale waits for her boyfriend to arrive from Switzerland, not knowing that he wants to
• E9: High Spirits (2004-02-02) — The FAA rules are clear, alcohol and air travel simply do not mix. In LA, passenger Wayne Samuel has been drinking and it's fallen to supervisor Yolanda to tell him he's too drunk
• E10: A Team Effort (2004-02-09) — It's a day of tension at Southwest Airlines. Erik faces the worst nightmare of all ramp workers. For the first time, he must push a $40-million plane out of a tiny gate, knowing th
• E11: You Must Be Kidding? (2004-02-16) — A drunken passenger needs a police escort and two overweight customers take the armrest test.
• E12: Relative Values (2004-02-23) — Family relationships are pushed to the limit during another hectic day at Southwest Airlines. A grandmother isn't allowed to travel with her pressurized oxygen canisters; an elderl
• E13: For Better For Worse (2004-03-01) — Wedding bells are ringing at Southwest Airlines, but not everything is going according to plan. In Chicago, a passenger going to her nuptials is denied boarding because she's too d
• E14: It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over (2004-03-08) — A blizzard in Chicago causes massive cancellations and delays at Southwest Airlines. Two honeymooners rush to make it to Los Angeles in time to catch a flight to Tahiti, but with m
• E15: Don't Take No For An Answer (2004-03-15) — In Chicago, Sandy comes to the rescue of the Park Forest soccer team after their reservation falls through on a rival airline. Val helps a passenger track down his army buddy, last
• E16: All Creatures Great and Small (2004-03-22) — From penguins to party animals, the airport looks like a zoo to Southwest Airlines staffers. A nervous Colleen may have to deny boarding to rowdy football fans. At 30,000 feet, pen
• E17: There's Real Time… Then There's Airline Time (2004-03-29) — Southwest Airlines workers race against the clock to help passengers in distress. At the ticket counter in Los Angeles, Mike is confronted by a frantic woman who's late for her fli
• E18: Oh, What a Performance (2004-04-05) — There isn't much goodwill on earth for the Southwest Airlines staff during the holiday season. Customer service supervisor Mike Carr has to tell an inebriated passenger that too mu

Season 2

• E1: Judgment Day (2004-07-05) — A provisioning agent in Baltimore wants to propose to a co-worker, but must wait until she deals with a crisis at the gate. In Chicago, a passenger blows his top and resorts to rou
• E2: The Big Squeeze (2004-07-05) — A family of six is told that only five seats are available on their flight; a blind man waits to meet his blind date; a customer loses her ticket.
• E3: Family Business (2004-07-12) — In Chicago, a staffer awaits a brother returning from fighting in Iraq.
• E4: Unfit for Travel (2004-07-19) — A woman traveling with her dog is reminded of the no-pet policy; and a passenger with live chickens is told they can't be brought on the plane.
• E5: That's Entertainment! (2004-07-26) — William Hung is spotted at LAX, where he gives an impromptu performance of "She Bangs"; costumes for a Madonna concert disappear. In Chicago, rock fans try to convince staffers tha
• E6: High & Mighty (2004-08-02) — Strongman Phil Pfister needs a seat with leg room on his flight to the Battle of Muscle Beach contest; a staffer in Los Angeles deals with a crate of clams in the baggage area.
• E7: Down to the Wire (2004-08-09) — A family discovers that they left their tickets on a bus; police investigate an abandoned bag; a family arrives with 18 boxes and only have 20 minutes to board their flight.
• E8: Fly Babies (2004-08-16) — Pilot Tony May gives a group of fourth-graders a lesson on flying. Also: a child has separation anxiety when her parents send her to stay with her uncle while they head to India.
• E9: Rules Are Rules (2004-10-18) — A passenger gets angry when told to come off a flight to make room for two flight attendants; a passenger's lighter is confiscated; a man travels for his first day at a naval acade
• E10: Battle of Wills (2004-11-01) — A widow travels to meet members of her deceased husband's Vietnam War platoon; two passengers have an altercation; a passenger is confused about his flight time.
• E11: Expect the Unexpected (2004-08-23) — A man takes his wife to Las Vegas for their 30th anniversary and has a surprise visitor for her onboard. Also: a drunk stand-up comic; and woman with decaying fish in her bags.
• E12: All Shapes and Sizes (2004-08-30) — A staff person must decide if turtles can be allowed on a plane; a plus-sized passenger is told she must purchase two tickets; a very tall teen requires an exit-row seat.
• E13: Lost in Translation (2004-09-13) — Yolanda tries to help a Saudi Arabian woman who can't speak English, while Denise encounters the same situation with a Czech man. Also: a delayed flight.
• E14: No Laughing Matter (2004-09-20) — A passenger is removed from a plane after an incident with a flight attendant; Carol confronts and irate grandmother; and Mike deals with a passenger with a bad attitude.
• E15: Emotional Baggage (2004-09-27) — A family is turned away because they are carrying too much liquor; a passenger confronts her fear of flying; and photographers are unhappy that they have to check their equipment.
• E16: The Stress Test (2004-10-04) — A man gets drunk at a bar; a pilot performs at a stunt show.
• E17: In Sickness and In Health (2004-10-11) — A boy suffering from a brain tumor is traveling to get an operation. Also: a woman has a seizure.
• E18: Let There Be Love (2004-11-08) — A woman travels to Florida for a blind date; comedian Bobby Collins travels to Las Vegas.
• E19: Precious Cargo (2004-11-29) — Ed Siegenfeld travels with the Triple Crown trophy; a passenger is not allowed to travel with her oxygen tank.
• E20: Dazed and Confused (2004-12-06) — A family arrives without their tickets, which they left on a bus; a staffer is hesitant to let a man in need of medical attention on board a plane; and two businessmen learn that t
• E21: You Can't Win Them All (2004-12-20) — A 5-year-old is afraid to fly, and threatens her family's trip; a passenger travels to participate in a trapshooting contest; and a mother wants her plane free of peanut dust to ac
• E22: Fun & Games (2004-12-20) — A flight attendant known for his celebrity impersonations has fun with comedian Ron Pearson; and a passenger emits a foul odor.
• E23: Live and Let Fly (2005-01-10) — Capt. "Bubba" Edens takes his last flight. Also: a staffer deals with a passenger carrying cockroaches in his bag.
• E24: So Near Yet So Far (2005-01-17) — A father searches for his teenage daughter, whom he fears got off at the wrong airport; a disabled passenger's scooter breaks.
• E25: Shaken & Stirred (2005-01-31) — An overbooked flight to Las Vegas makes tempers flare; a woman cries when her boyfriend fails to give her an appropriate farewell; the LAX staff has a bowling match.
• E26: No Going Back (2005-02-14) — A man carries a rare tree, one grown in soil from every U.S. state; a passenger refuses to pay a $1 upgrade fee; a woman says goodbye to her boyfriend, a marine departing for Iraq.
• E27: Live and Let Fly (2005-01-10) — Capt. "Bubba" Edens takes his last flight. Also: a staffer deals with a passenger carrying cockroaches in his bag.

Season 3

• E1: Takes Two to Tango (2005-05-02) — An elderly passenger becomes ill on a flight; a flight attendant reunites with a passenger whose life she saved by using CPR; an inebriated man passes out; a woman becomes irate ov
• E2: The Sky's the Limit (2005-05-02) — A flight instructor is delayed by security, forcing his pupils to wait; a passenger loses her ticket.
• E3: Things That Go Bump at the Airport (2005-05-09) — Ghost Chasers International president Patti Starr travels to investigate a paranormal sighting. Also: an angry passenger.
• E4: Mardi Gras (2005-05-09) — Two friends travel to celebrate Mardi Gras; a woman loses track of her companion; two quarreling passengers are blocked from boarding their flight.
• E5: A Hard Day's Flight (2005-05-16) — A Beatles tribute band is late for a flight that will take them to a concert; passengers are angry over a delayed flight.
• E6: April Fool (2005-05-23) — April Fool's pranks confound the staff. Included: comedian Rickey Smiley fakes a sight impairment to get priority boarding; a man claims people are stepping on his invisible wife.
• E7: Life Swap (2005-06-06) — A dancer heads to Las Vegas to become a performer; a woman's bag is damaged on a trip to Arizona; a matron of honor could miss her flight to the wedding. Also: a mix-up involves Yo
• E8: Risky Business (2005-06-20) — A poker champ heads to Las Vegas for a competition and meets fellow players on the plane; and a woman misses her flight and an important business meeting.
• E9: Mind Over Matter (2005-06-27) — A woman misses her flight; an elderly woman needs to travel with oxygen, but she isn't allowed to take it on her flight; a 108-year-old woman travels with her daughter. Also: ticke
• E10: Cabin Fever (2005-07-11) — A passenger dreads flying, and it's been 20 years since her last flight; four Russian travelers miss their flight; a man discovers that he's at the wrong airport.
• E11: Let's Face the Music and Dance (2005-08-29) — Ballroom dancers practice at the airport while waiting for a flight that will take them to a competition; a man's electric guitar is missing; an inebriated man is not allowed to bo
• E12: Stormy Weather (2005-07-18) — The weather causes a variety of problems. Included: a lightning strike makes two planes malfunction; fog causes delays. Also: a missed flight.
• E13: When the Going Gets Tough (2005-07-25) — A rodeo star stops in Houston; a woman misses her flight; an irate passenger is held up by security.
• E14: South of the Border (2005-08-08) — A group of young Americans travels to Mexico to aid needy villagers; a couple's flight to Las Vegas leaves without them; a woman is told she's too intoxicated to board her flight;
• E15: You Can't Take It With You (2005-08-15) — A woman's M&Ms memorabilia is ruined in baggage handling; gasoline is detected in the backpack of a camper; a woman who went on a shopping spree needs help with her bags.
• E16: Timing Is Everything (2005-08-29) — A passenger with a peanut allergy develops a rash; two women miss their flight while hanging out at the bar too long; a man has to get to New York City as soon as possible when he
• E17: It Takes All Sorts (2005-08-29) — A passenger is accused of impersonating an NYPD officer; a woman misses her flight; a woman learns that her dog is not allowed on a flight. Also: angry travelers.
• E18: Love at First Flight (2005-09-12) — Love stories are presented. Included: a Southwest employee and his fianceé travel to Las Vegas to get married; a passenger prepares to make a marriage proposal; a man meets a woman
• E19: Taking Care of Business (2005-09-19) — A man misses his flight because he didn't hear the announcement; a traveling Vietnam vet needs a shower and a change of clothes; Red Sox fans want to travel back to Boston, but the
• E20: Cruise Control (2005-10-10) — An intoxicated man is removed from a flight; a flight is halted due to mechanical failure; and a woman misses her connection by seconds.
• E21: Going Places (2005-10-17) — Gina enrolls in a flight-attendant training program; comedian Buzz Sutherland travels to a show; a woman's flight is delayed by maintenance problems; a family is missing some of th
• E22: Turbulence Everywhere (2005-10-24) — Gina has her first experience as a flight attendant, and runs into some turbulence; the police are called in over a spitting incident; a group of women causes a commotion; and a co
• E23: Decision Time (2005-11-28) — A former Miss Delaware travels to Chicago for a pageant, but she's afraid of flying; a woman can't find her son; and two wedding planners miss a flight.
• E24: The Waiting Game (2005-12-12) — A passenger misses his flight, but his medication is on board the plane; a woman becomes angry when she learns that her flight was oversold.
• E25: Crying for Help (2005-12-12) — A man misses his flight while traveling to meet his wife; a woman is intoxicated; an airline computer won't accept a woman's ticket; a group of Chinese businessmen learn that their
• E26: Pushing the Limits (2005-12-19) — Staffers are asked to contribute hair for the Locks of Love charity; BWI's "Maryland One" aircraft is unveiled and Southwest chairman Herb Kelleher attends the ceremony; unhappy tr

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Airline have? 3 season(s) with 71 episodes.

Who created Airline? Jo Inglott.

Where can I watch Airline? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.