Review

Night Flight remains as one of Falcon's more popular classic titles for two reasons: First, cover model O.G. Johnson's massive, and I mean massive cock is one of the biggest on record. Guys, it's a fucking third leg. Second, this is one of the very few films that featured blonde Christopher Atkins-circa-The Blue Lagoon-era Adonis Kurt Marshall. He was "the one" for a while; easy to see why. Check him out in The Other Side of Aspen II (one of Falcon's most popular) and 1984's Splash Shots. There's lots of in-flight, pre-condom, raunchy fucking and cum swilling here, along with some very-70s drug use. As I said, not one of the studio's all-time greatest ever, but it is a serious contender for your library.

 -- Keeneye Reeves

"Flying Sky America tonight are some of the hottest, horniest studs on both coasts. Ignore the "occupied" sign and check out the airplane's lavatory. That's where the action is!

Once you're on the ground at SFO, you'll want to tag along with Captain Joe and Steward Mel to baggage lost and found. Tall, handsome Leigh can be very helpful when it comes to straightening out passenger problems. He's got a drawer full of solutions.

Kurt's had a long wait, keeping the homefires burning; but it's worth it once his flyboy lover finally lands in their bed. That is, until an uninvited visitor arrives at dawn and Joe is forced to put his asshole where his mouth was earlier. This is among Falcon's very best."