Apple unveiled the first trailer for its new original film Propeller One-Way Night Coach, slated to debut on Apple TV on May 29. The project marks John Travolta’s first turn behind the camera as writer, director, narrator and producer. Set against the glamour of mid‑century commercial aviation, the story follows teenage enthusiast Jeff and his mother on a one‑way flight to Hollywood.

Travolta draws on his decades‑long pilot licence to infuse the film with authentic detail, from polished cabins to period uniforms. newcomer Clark Shotwell plays Jeff, while Kelly Eviston‑Quinnett portrays his mother; Ella Bleu Travolta and Olga Hoffmann appear as flight attendants. Apple’s Cannes debut continues its strategy of pairing festival buzz with streaming releases, following titles like CODA and Killers of the Flower Moon.

The nostalgic tone positions the film as family‑friendly fare rather than a blockbuster, a niche Apple can nurture through its $12.99‑per‑month service available in over 100 regions. By supporting a modest, aviation‑themed drama, Apple reinforces its commitment to diverse content while giving Travolta a platform to showcase his personal passion for flight for global audiences worldwide and beyond.