There is such a group of pilots who like to look for excitement and take pleasure in fighting fires. Star pilot Peter is one of the best. He is devoted to technical proficiency and proficiency, but ignores the emotional needs of people close to him, such as to him. This is the attitude of his girlfriend and base air traffic controller Dorinda. Peter would joke, attract people, flirt, dance, and sleep with Dorinda, but never said his love. At the beginning of his last flight, he said those words, but his voice was overwhelmed by the sound of his aircraft Engine . A few minutes later, when he rescued his best friend Al, his plane exploded.
Peter, who is dead, is brought back to the world by a beautiful angel named Harp. Harp explained that Peter should guide Dorinda through her grief and plunge into the arms of someone destined to replace him, a burly man named Ted. At first, Peter couldn't reverse his feelings. He did everything he could to block the development of this romantic love, but it didn't help, because he was a soul who could neither be heard nor seen. He can only communicate with people by passing vague hints or feelings. Once, Ted met a hermit-like man during an emergency landing on an abandoned suburban airport. Peter cleverly used him as an intermediary to communicate with Ted. Contact Dorinda.
Peter was reluctant to leave the one he loved so quickly, his soul wandered back and forth beside Dorinda, but things got worse and worse. Facing Dorinda who had found a new love, he had to return to Harp sadly, sort out his emotions, and hope to find a solution to the problem. After thinking about it, Peter decided to say goodbye to Dorinda, who was in love in his heart, but it was too difficult for him to do this in such an invisible state. At this moment, he learned a shocking news: Dorinda's plane had an accident, and he must go back to rescue her. After all the hardships, Peter's mission was completed and Dorinda was saved. But at this time, Peter was given another instruction to get him to another location—the afterlife to complete his unknown task
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