Airborne (1962 film)

Airborne is a 1962 American aviation drama film directed by John S. Claar and written by Jack L. Copeland.

The film stars Bobby Clark, Dorothy Clark, and Tommy Kirk (in a brief, uncredited role). The plot revolves around a young pilot who risks everything to pursue his dream of becoming a successful crop duster. His dedication creates tension with his family, specifically his wife, who worries about the dangerous nature of his work and the financial instability it causes. The film explores themes of ambition, responsibility, and the allure of aviation.

While not a widely known or critically acclaimed film, Airborne provides a glimpse into the world of agricultural aviation and the challenges faced by those involved in it. It is considered a low-budget film, and its availability is limited. The film's narrative focuses on the pilot's personal struggles as he tries to balance his passion for flying with the demands of family life.