Airborne (J. Esteban)

Airborne is an obscure pinball machine released by the Brazilian manufacturer J. Esteban for the local market in 1979. It is an electromechanical (EM) table with an aviation theme, often described as a modified copy of Gottlieb's famous 1978 Charlie’s Angels EM table. The ruleset is nearly identical, though a notable variation in the Airborne version is that the right lane rollovers are activated by hitting any of the top "C" rollovers.