1978 Movie Ghosts of Flight 401 Let's Figure this out! Popcorn Night!

f you are into the paranormal, often looking back we can refresh our theories by looking at how our society handled hearing accounts of ghostly visits, and messages from the other side. This film came out as a 'made for tv' movie. I remember watching it on my aunt's floor model Zenith Color TV with the two-button controller, and the Graduation pictures in frames on top. I read the book when it came out, more than once! The details about psychometry were not new, but this was next level to my young mind. A multiple ghost haunting, all seemingly for similar reasons, all at different times and places, all connected to an accident and some used parts!
It taught me a few things about the paranormal then, that answered fresh questions in my theories. It absolutely gave me more questions! Now, it just may still have enough truth in its detail that we can learn from it again, 50 years later. Watch it with me live.

The Ghost Of Flight 401 - 1978 NBC Saturday Night Movie
Publication date 1978-02-18

In this chiller based on true events, a jetliner crashes in the Florida Everglades, killing more than 100 passengers along with the flight officer, Dom Cimoli (Ernest Borgnine). When engineers use pieces of the damaged plane to repair other jetliners, crew members and passengers experience haunting visions of the dead flight officer. While Cimoli's ghost seems terrifying at first, each crew eventually realizes that the spirit is warning them of impending disaster