Continuity: When Dorinda comes to see Pete off the last time she throws her bike on the runway. When it falls down the front wheel turns so that it almost points backwards, but when she picks it up later it points ahead.

Continuity: When Al's plane catches on fire you see him rip his sunglasses off but when Pete flies up next to him, Al's sunglasses are back on.

Continuity: When Dorinda and Ted stop the school bus with the sick driver this happens in an open area without any houses. The driver comes out and collapses, Ted asks her to call paramedics, and she runs over to a house standing just a few meters off the road.

Continuity: After Pete lands his plane without any fuel left he smears oil on Al's face. When we see Al next the oil on his left cheek is almost gone, but then it is back for the rest of the scene.

Continuity: When Al's engine catches fire the left propeller almost stops. When the shot changes to inside the cabin the propeller is rotating fast again.

Continuity: When Dorinda prepares dinner for Ted she makes a great effort do make it look home-cooked by making a great mess, like splattering mashed potatoes on a cook book. In the next shot she powders everything with flour, including the book, but the mashed potatoes are gone.

Factual error: When Dorinda comes to see Pete off for the last time, she cycles up to his aircraft and climbs up the co-pilot's ladder to have her deep-and-meaningful. Trouble is, the ladder would have been retracted for takeoff - obviously. There was no way for the pilot to put the ladder down from the cockpit on the B26 'Marauder' Pete is flying, and when Dorinda gets to the side of his aircraft he is still getting out of the pilot's seat anyway.

Continuity: When Al is packing Dorinda's stuff he almost empties out the upper shelf of the wardrobe in one big sweep. The camera cuts to Dorina and than back to Al, and the shelf is full again.

Continuity: As part of her efforts to appear as a cook Dorinda drapes a dirty towel over her shoulder with a black stain at the tip. When the doorbell rings and she takes an approving look at herself in the mirror, the stain covers half the towel.