Pan Am

In the hands of a brash young pilot (Mike Vogel) and a rebellious head stewardess (Christina Ricci), Pan Am's state of the art Majestic Clipper jetliner makes its maiden voyage from New York to London, transporting its passengers and crew into a rapidly changing world of romance and international intrigue.

A last-minute flight to Burma and Indonesia lands Kate (Kelli Garner) in the middle of a frustrating courier mission for the CIA that’s further complicated by Laura’s (Margot Robbie) naïveté. And as the Majestic Clipper’s crew explores Southeast Asia, news of an American space mission leads Ted (Michael Mosley) to recall an ill-fated test pilot mission that upended his career plans.

A flight ferrying journalists to Berlin to cover a important speech by John F. Kennedy provides Maggie (Christina Ricci) a chance to meet the U.S. President. But as Kate (Kelli Garner) tries to help her courier contact escape East Germany, memories of World War II force Colette to confront a childhood trauma.

As Dean (Mike Vogel) hopes a flight to Paris will help him find Bridget, Kate (Kelli Garner) and Laura (Margot Robbie) are stunned to learn their mother is on the plane with them. Meanwhile, Maggie (Christina Ricci) takes aggressive measures to fend off a passenger’s unwanted sexual advances.

Laura (Margot Robbie) goes to great lengths to return her engagement ring to her ex-fiancé, while Kate’s (Kelli Garner) latest spy mission requires her to score a date with a Yugoslavian racecar enthusiast. Meanwhile, Dean (Mike Vogel) begins a risky affair with the mistress of a Pan Am executive.

As Maggie (Christina Ricci) tries to save her job by adding to the long list of lies she’s already told to get hired by Pan Am, Dean’s (Mike Vogel) affair with the mistress of the airline’s vice president gets serious. Meanwhile, Kate’s growing affection for a Yugoslavian diplomat draws her deeper into the world of international espionage.

As Laura (Margot Robbie) and Kate (Kelli Garner) each face relationship challenges, Dean (Mike Vogel) struggles to end his affair with an airline vice president’s girlfriend. Meanwhile, Colette (Karine Vanasse) volunteers to chaperone a precocious twelve-year-old passenger.

As Kate’s (Kelli Garner) personal feelings for Niko Lonza place the life of the Yugoslavian diplomat in danger, Laura’s (Margot Robbie) efforts to help an African-American sailor on a layover in New York spark a racist attack.

A violent hurricane and an elderly passenger’s heart attack force Dean (Mike Vogel) to make a risky unscheduled landing in war-torn Haiti.

As Maggie (Christina Ricci) risks her job to help fly an activist to a disarmament rally in London, Kate (Kelli Garner) is called upon by the CIA for a mission designed to protect the identities of several western spies. Meanwhile, Ted (Michael Mosley) takes Colette (Karine Vanasse) to visit his childhood home.

Dean and Colette's budding romance suffers a blow; Maggie falls for the congressman she wrote a story about; Kate's last assignment haunts her; Ted thinks he has found the love of his life.

Kate (Kelli Garner) is ordered to track down a missing Russian double agent during a trip to Moscow, while Dean (Mike Vogel) copes with the sudden return of his fiancé Bridget (Annabelle Wallis). Meanwhile, Maggie (Christina Ricci) struggles to balance her liberal politics with her feelings for a pro-war politician.

Colette (Karine Vanasse) is intrigued by a mysterious passenger on a flight to Rome, while Dean (Mike Vogel) learns that there is a smuggler on board. And as Kate (Kelli Garner) hones her skills as a pickpocket to steal some rocket plans, Ted (Michael Mosley) discovers that his new fiancé is attracted to women.

As a prince’s courtship exposes a surprise in Colette’s (Karine Vanasse) past, Ted (Michael Mosley) has second thoughts about marrying Amanda (guest star Ashley Greene). Kate (Kelli Garner) lands in the middle of the hunt for a double agent, while Maggie (Christina Ricci) is drawn into a pilot’s lucrative smuggling scheme.