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| Dolores Hart | ... | Donna Stuart | |
| Hugh O'Brian | ... | First Officer Ray Winsley | |
| Karlheinz Böhm | ... | Baron Franz Von Elzingen (as Karl Boehm) | |
| Pamela Tiffin | ... | Carol Brewster | |
| Lois Nettleton | ... | Hilda 'Bergie' Bergstrom | |
| Dawn Addams | ... | Katie Rinard | |
| Karl Malden | ... | Walter Lucas | |
| Richard Wattis | ... | Oliver Garson | |
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Andrew Cruickshank | ... | Cardwell |
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James Dobson | ... | Flight Engineer Teddy Shepard |
| Lois Maxwell | ... | Gwen Sandley | |
| John Crawford | ... | Co-Pilot | |
| Robert Easton | ... | Navigator | |
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Guido Wieland | ... | Vienna Policeman |
| Maurice Marsac | ... | Monsieur Rinard | |
Three air hostesses employed by the (fictional) airline Polar Atlantic Airways juggle working with searching for love. Donna Stuart catches the eye of Baron Franz Von Elzingen, who may not be who he appears. New girl Carol Brewster has an on-off relationship with the plane's womanizing First Officer, Ray Winsley. Hilda "Bergie" Bergstrom is smitten with Walter Lucas, an older passenger who turns out to be a recently widowed multi-millionaire. Written by Anonymous
This movie is not an Oscar winner, but what it does have going for it is its charm. It is the perfect romantic comedy to watch with your loved one! This, in fact, is the best kind of romantic comedy. It is corny, but in the kind of way that invokes whimsical smiles and nostalgic thoughts of the happy days of youth.
The locations in the movie are beautiful as the airline crew and passengers travel throughout Europe. The perspective is almost unique: nearly the entire movie is filmed aboard plane.
But the charm of the movie is by far the biggest reason to watch it. One can view and enjoy it with the same suspension of disbelief as was possible with many of the musicals of the 1940s and 50s. The movie is predictable and not a critical success. But in view of the fact that the movie's title tune was later covered by Frank Sinatra; also, considering that "Come Fly With Me" was Dolores Hart's last movie before religious life, it is a shame that this movie is not available on VHS, at least. How could it have been overlooked?! Come on, guys! You can do better than that!! Give us what we're asking for!!