Wow, this movie is scraping the bottom of the barrel, even for lifetime. Lead female is some of the worst acting I've seen. Come on, lifetime, embarrassing!

"Mile High Escorts" (a.k.a., "Secrets in the Air") is a cautionary tale about victimhood. As Lauren is struggling to make ends meet as a part-time flight attendant, she decides to take a job as an elite flight "concierge." The job description: "destination dates."

The concierge work includes offering hospitality and creature comforts to male clients as part of a high-priced small jet operation shuttling the clients primarily between the United States and Europe. Lauren and her bestie Ashley are recruited by the "madam" Hannah, who introduces them to Andrew, the head of the operation.

Andrew is a kind employer who has a generous set of ground rules for his employees. His goal is to create "a safe, empowering, and lucrative environment." But when his maniacal son Eric murders his father and takes over the operation, Lauren will now be subjected to potential abuse and exploitation.

After falling in love with Thomas, one of her clients, Lauren wants to get out of the concierge work. But the paranoid Eric is afraid she may turn him into the police, so Lauren becomes expendable.

The best scene in the film was when Hannah stood up to Eric and put him in his place. Unfortunately, for Hannah, she is killed by Eric, but not before recording a video to warn Lauren, whom she has come to know as a daughter.

The closing scenes were highly melodramatic guns and daggers drawn in an airport hanger. "Mile High Secrets" did not have a romantic ending like "Casablanca." Rather, it was a stretch to somehow believe that Lauren found the overall experience "empowering." As in one of Frank Sinatra's famous songs, Lauren admits that through all the pain and suffering, she is proud that she did it "her way."

Lauren becomes a flight attendant but is not happy with her domestic bids as she is new to the job. So, she meets up with Hannah who introduces her to glamorous new world and European flights by spending time with rich male passengers as an escort. Trouble is she gets in over her head and has to escape after Hannah is murdered. Will she get out in time? You will have to tune in to find out. Saxon Sharbino shines in this unusual Lifetime movie with a great , believable script. Highly recommended!