14.10.2009, 13:23
Hi there!
Just as an aside, since we're talking about Ju-52s and pretty flight attendants. In the early 80s, there was a comedy show on German TV, titled "Zwei himmlische Toechter (two heavenly daughters)". It was about a decrepit little airline operating out of Frankfurt Airport, flying an old Ju-52 among all the modern jetliners. I believe, the pilot was a somewhat lethargic Italian guy and then there were two pretty female flight attendants who wore relatively sparse clothing and who got into all sorts of trouble. I don't remember much else from that show, but I do recall a beverage they called the "pilot's breakfast," a ghastly mix of hot black coffee and plenty of lemon juice. Still haven't figured out whom the "two" in the series' title referred to, the two flight attendants, or just one of them and the airplane. Couldn't be the engines, either, as a Ju-52 has three of them.
If you are interested, see here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077110/
Regards,
RB
Just as an aside, since we're talking about Ju-52s and pretty flight attendants. In the early 80s, there was a comedy show on German TV, titled "Zwei himmlische Toechter (two heavenly daughters)". It was about a decrepit little airline operating out of Frankfurt Airport, flying an old Ju-52 among all the modern jetliners. I believe, the pilot was a somewhat lethargic Italian guy and then there were two pretty female flight attendants who wore relatively sparse clothing and who got into all sorts of trouble. I don't remember much else from that show, but I do recall a beverage they called the "pilot's breakfast," a ghastly mix of hot black coffee and plenty of lemon juice. Still haven't figured out whom the "two" in the series' title referred to, the two flight attendants, or just one of them and the airplane. Couldn't be the engines, either, as a Ju-52 has three of them.
If you are interested, see here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077110/
Regards,
RB