Fly Boys (2004)
Overview
FLY BOYS will take you to the world of a private airport where young pilots and cute mechanics get to grips with... big machinery. Between uniforms and pumps, our squadrons of young hunks are more than happy to throw their legs in the air and abuse fellow workers. You will see an engine driver who unceremoniously takes his young apprentice up the arse, an orgy of five well-hung mechanics, a control tower where two air-traffic controllers fuck a cute bottom until take-off and an abundance of cock sucking which happens all over the runway and inside the planes too... FLIGHT CLUB is one hell of a hardcore and perverse film!
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | hu |
| Popularity | 0.0 |
Directed By
Hervé Bodilis
TOP CAST
Mack Thomas
(credited as Todd Miller)
Sebastian Stone
(credited as Ruslan Peterko)
Oleg Tarkowski
(credited as Cole Powers)
Robert Mester
(credited as Maruis Reves)
Devon Donis
(credited as Joseph Lewis)
Boris Mateo
(credited Zavier Vulcain)
Roland Somsak
(credited as Randal Sheldon)
Georgio Black
(credited as Jake Butler)
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