About the airline
A comedy told at 30,000 feet.
Bromance Air is a satirical holiday airline — a slow-building comedy universe about three world leaders who, having grown tired of making bad decisions on land, pool their frequent-flyer miles and buy the only DC-10 left in the world. They paint it silver and blue, hire a cabin crew, and start flying holidaymakers to somewhere. Anywhere.
It's the golden age of aviation, endlessly extended into 1979. The uniforms are tailored, the trays are foil, and the songs are broadcast from a tiny cassette deck bolted to the flight deck.
The project
A world, unfolding
The plan is to develop the world slowly — episodes, songs, sketches, collectible merch, a proper in-flight magazine, maybe a live show. Nothing rushed. This is holiday flying, after all.
The creator
Behind the flight deck
Bromance Air is written and produced by an independent creator with a love of aviation, absurd corporate mythology, and songs that shouldn't exist.
How it's made
Written by a human. Performed by AI.
Every song is written from scratch — lyrics, characters, jokes, the whole in-flight universe. The vocals and instrumentation are then produced using AI music tools, which lets a one-person operation release a full airline's worth of cabin crew, captains and pursers without a recording studio or a session choir.
Think of it as the songwriter's demo booth — except the demo is the release. If you're an aviation fan first and a musical theatre fan second, you're in exactly the right cabin.
Fine print
Bromance Air is a work of comedy and satire. Characters are fictional and based loosely on public figures for parody. No actual DC-10 is currently operated by this project. Please do not attempt to board one.