Pop Culture
Flight 101 (a regularly scheduled flight to Bimini) can be seen in the closing sequence of the pilot episode of Miami Vice titled "Brother's Keeper", where the character of Calderone escapes being arrested by flying off in a Chalk's Grumman G-73 Seaplane with tail number N2969. This episode aired in 1984, many years before the 2005 crash of Chalk's flight 101. The airplane is also featured in Season 4, Episode 11: "Baseballs of Death."
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