Flyers

An aspiring aerialist’s dream is pursued in Flyers when a World War II fighter pilot teaches his young protégé the true meanings of flight. Contains one of the most dangerous aerial stunts ever attempted before movie cameras in which a wing walker is rescued in mid-air after falling off his airplane.

Film Details

• Alternate Titles:
• Released:
  August 1982
• Status: In Distribution
• 3D: No
• Run Time: 32 minutes
• Format: 15/70, 8/70, Dome-customized 15/70
• Distributor:
  MacGillivray Freeman Films
• Produced By:
  MacGillivray Freeman Films & D.E. Moore Productions
• Executive Producer:
• Producer: Dennis Earl Moore (co-producer)
• Director: Dennis Earl Moore
• Associate Producer:
• Writer:
• Cinematography:
• Sound Editor:
• Visual Effects:
• Music/Score: Basil Poledouris
• Editor:
• Narrator:
• Other Credits:
• Sponsors: Flyers was sponsored by Conoco, a DuPont Company, for the National Air & Space Museum.