Los pilotos más locos del mundo

On a high stakes assignment, the Brigade Z team returns with a new riskier plan. Emilio, Gino and Alberto are pressed into the cockpit of a Boeing 747, where a cast of eccentric passengers and a criminal gang collide in a ridiculous air show. The trio from the country's most famous police unit faces a string of slapstick setbacks and over the top capers, yet stays focused on exposing the criminals behind the mayhem. The movie blends pratfalls with rapid banter as the unlikely pilots maneuver through one ridiculous obstacle after another, delivering a breezy comedy that aims to entertain both kids and grownups with constant laughter. Along the way they juggle a host of eccentric travelers and ride the tension of a ticking clock of comedy, keeping the audience laughing without losing sight of the mission.

Directed by Carlos Galettini, this Argentine comedy from 1988 features Salvador Valverde Calvo credited as creator. The film brings together a comedian heavy cast including Emilio Disi, Gino Renni, Guillermo Francella and Alberto Fernandez de Rosa, delivering classic late 80s humor and homegrown energy.

Box office figures for this title are not readily documented. With a release primarily in Argentina in 1988 and a limited international footprint, there are no widely cited worldwide grosses to report.

The movie sits within the period wave of cooperative caper comedies that leaned on fast dialogue and physical gags. While not widely studied by critics, it remains a reference point for fans of Disi and Renni, and for the rowdy camaraderie that defined that era of Argentine film.

Reception at the time emphasized light entertainment and a quick pace. Themes center on teamwork, resourceful problem solving under pressure, and the idea that humor can defuse danger. The ensemble dynamic, the zany situations and the comic timing of the leads give the film a warm nostalgic vibe.