Jack Absolute Flies Again
A fast‑paced wartime comedy following arrogant RAF pilot Jack Absolute amid love, duty and airborne chaos.
JACK ABSOLUTE FLIES AGAIN
Written by Richard Bean and Oliver Chris
Directed by Kindah Sanderson
Aces, egos, and airborne chaos – comedy at full throttle.
April 1940. The Battle of Britain is about to erupt, and arrogant RAF pilot Jack Absolute is grounded - literally - after crashing one too many planes. Reassigned to a sleepy airbase on the Lincolnshire coast, Jack finds himself surrounded by eccentric officers, rival pilots, and a formidable new commanding officer who may be more than a professional obstacle.
As war looms and pressure mounts, Jack must navigate love, duty, and his own ego, while the scramble to defend Britain reaches fever pitch. Packed with fast-paced dialogue, physical comedy, and moments of real emotional stakes, Jack Absolute Flies Again is a joyous, big-hearted comedy about courage, camaraderie, and growing up when the world is on fire.