The film stars Delta Goodrem as a seaplane pilot flying in the north Australian tropics who falls in love with the man sent to shut down her business.

[2] Dana Randall is the pilot for the tiny Queensland company which both aids people in the remote area and serves visiting tourists.

William Mitchell is sent all the way from London by ITCM Financial, his father Duncan's UK investment firm to the tropics of Australia to shut down Fullerton Airways.

He'd researched companies they have been backing and pinpoints the small, flailing, family-run seaplane business as ideal for liquidation as it lacks income.

Dana whizzes Will around to a community off the coast of far-north Queensland to deliver parcels to people in need, which she visits every two weeks as they would otherwise be totally cut off.

ITCM Financial backs their endeavour with Will, and Fullerton Airways is shown to have expanded and now has a more professional look, with Will happily installed there with the company and Dana as the two have fallen for each other.

Buckmaster rated the film with 1 star out of 5, describing "a very corny and saccharine romance: a galumphing heffalump of a movie that is best – and perhaps only – enjoyed by devotees of the Sydney-born performer (Delta Goodrem).

"[10] Lori C., writing in Ready Steady Cut graded the film 2.5/5, describing "how soothingly predictable the script is," with viewers remaining far from "the edge of your seat.