Making Transatlantic

In the heart of the 1920s, as the world stirs back to life following the Great War, “Making Transatlantic” unveils the ambitious endeavor of a diverse group of individuals from different walks of life. They are drawn together by a visionary project: constructing a revolutionary transatlantic air route, a feat that could redefine travel forever and symbolize hope in a rapidly modernizing world.

At the forefront is Eleanor Hart, a brilliant but disillusioned aeronautical engineer, who has always dreamed of breaking the boundaries of flight. With her groundbreaking designs sidelined at a male-dominated firm, Eleanor seizes the opportunity to lead the project, fiercely determined to prove her capabilities. Balancing her ambition is Jack Flynn, an adventurous pilot with a charismatic charm who, while grappling with his own traumas from the war, seeks redemption in the thrill of flight. Together, they must navigate the treacherous skies of public scrutiny and personal demons while learning to trust in one another’s strengths.

Alongside them is Amir Rahmani, a spirited young inventor from a modest background, whose resourcefulness and innovative ideas breathe new life into the project. As the trio begins to forge a plan, they also confront resistance from powerful industry magnates threatened by a shift toward innovation. Meanwhile, Margaret Donnelly, a shrewd and determined journalist, covers their journey, highlighting the project’s significance against the backdrop of societal changes, gender equality movements, and the fight for economic progress.

As they face financial setbacks, technical failures, and unforeseen international challenges that threaten to derail their vision, bonds deepen and friendships strengthen amid the clash of ambition and obligation. Tales of loyalty, sacrifice, and resilience unfold, revealing how the past lingers in the hearts of each character and influences their futures.

“Making Transatlantic” is not just a story about flight; it’s about transcending boundaries—whether they be social, cultural, or personal. The series interlaces historical drama with emotional arcs, inviting viewers to experience a time when hope soared as high as the planes that flew across the ocean, forever altering the landscape of travel and connection.