Victim of an accidental conk on the Head, Captain Doug March suffers a loss of vision, but one thing he can see is the vast possibilities for luxury and hanky-panky that his infirmity can open to him. The doctor orders March to go home, arrange for nursing care and stay in bed until his temporary sight problem disappears. When his chums, stewardesses Lisa, Marcy, and Pam, insist that he move in with them so that they can care for him band and foot, the enthused March envisions nothing but fun and games ahead.

The first suggestion of the new public relations expert of the Sun west Airlines immediately provokes a fuss: To better represent the image of the airline, stewardesses should wear jauntier uniforms. They fit so tightly and sexily that Marcy, Pam, and Lisa reject her new occupational clothes. In their opinion they look no more serious enough.