Emergency Landing

A capable test pilot and local FAA official who believes in progress but remains pragmatic about the limits of new tech. He leads the test flights, bases judgments on safety, and calmly coordinates with Doc Williams. When things go wrong, he stays focused and helps recover the situation, illustrating duty and resolve.

Arizona inventor of the wireless remote control for aircraft. He pursues aviation advancement with passion, pushing the device toward real-world testing while recognizing its flaws. His partnership with Jerry drives the plot, and his invention becomes a catalyst for both achievement and danger.

George Lambert's daughter, initially haughty and eager to head to Hollywood. Her attitude sets off a series of events that lead to a lesson in humility, orchestrated with the help of others. Her arc centers on growth and the consequences of vanity.

Betty's aunt, a practical and perceptive presence who helps pull off the corrective plan. She balances affection with cunning, nudging the others toward a teachable moment. Her actions shape the story's moral turn while keeping the tone light.

Millionaire aircraft company owner who funds the tests and believes in innovation with a measured hand. He provides the resources behind the dream, acting as a stabilizing, supportive force amid the drama of experimentation and youthful mischief.

The town judge, described as a midget in the cast notes, who appears to administer the law with a mix of sternness and comic timing. He fines the girls, delivering a capstone moment of accountability to the hijinks earlier in the story.

One of two undercover enemy agents who hijack the bomber, driving the espionage subplot. He remains a threatening presence as the plot unfolds toward a rescue and capture.

The other undercover agent involved in the hijacking scheme. His role underscores the film's tension between innovation and covert threats.

An additional agent in the espionage plot, contributing to the undercover threat surrounding Lambert Aircraft and the prototype.

A member of the staff or support figures connected to the Lambert operation, present in the cast and involved in the ongoing aviation drama.

A bit part providing comic relief, adding local color to the desert aviation setting.

A minor character who appears in a scene offering help, contributing to the film's Western-flavored touch and small-town atmosphere.