The film features the stories of women in aviation from World War II to the present, including Women Airforce Service Pilot veterans and Jeannie Leavitt, the first American woman to fly combat.

Within the hustle and bustle of JFK airport, before security, four chapels of different traditions sit next to each other: Protestantism, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Each is open 24 hours a day and greets thousands of visitors and worshipers on a daily basis. The proximity of these four different sacred spaces highlights the diversity of the travelers coming through JFK everyday, and the importance of tolerance and embracing diversity.