:04:07
The pulley's all right.
Squeaking a little, that's all.
:04:10
- How are you getting along?
- Magnificently.
:04:13
But I think someone up there
knows that I'm flying this thing.
:04:17
That's quite a sandstorm
he's sending our way.
:04:20
Yep, I've seen it.
:04:23
So much for your weather report.
:04:26
Let's have a look at that chart.
:04:30
- If it closes in on us-
- This old bird will need a coat of paint.
:04:34
- What alternate did you nominate?
- El Aouzzad.
:04:38
Three mud huts and a poison well.
That's not a place, that's a disease.
:04:42
Oh, now, Lew, don't worry. We're not
about to start turning to alternates yet.
:04:48
We're bigger than
a little local sandstorm.
:05:02
Old Auntie at traffic
management's gonna have kittens.
:05:05
A pilot is supposed to use his own
judgment, don't you think?
:05:09
Gee, if it weren't for that...
:05:12
I don't know, Lew, I suppose pilots are
just as good now as they ever were...
:05:18
...but they sure don't live
the way we did.
:05:21
Well, I can tell you
that there were times...
:05:25
...when you took real pride
in just getting there.
:05:32
Flying used to be fun.
It really did, Lew.
:05:36
It used to be fun.
:05:41
- You don't think perhaps we should-?
- Head for the alternate?
:05:45
You better take a look out the window.
We're being followed.
:05:59
There goes our alternate.