Classic Airliner Action from Avion Video

Filmed in June 98, only weeks before the airport closed, this spectacular video captured the latest aircraft that used Kai Tak, with A330s, A340s, 777s and MD90s featured along with a strong cast of 747s -over 30 of them!

With superb airside locations and shots of the airport from a helicopter, ...

Airside action at Manchester Airport in 2001, after the construction of its second runway. The original VHS video has been upscaled to wide-screen HD using AI software.

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Get under the skin of a Schreiner Airways A300F, having a ‘C’ check in FLS Aerospace’s huge hangar.

Out on ...

London Airport: Heathrow 1940s – 1970s, our third ‘London Airport’ DVD, goes back to the 1940s, with BOAC Yorks, a BSAA Lancaster freighter, Constellations and even an Air France Languedoc.

Then there’s a BEA Ambassador and a BOAC Stratocruiser plus KLM and Sabena DC4s. And do you remember Islan...

First released on DVD, this video has been 're-engineered' using the original high definition [HD] cine film transfer and the latest video editing software.

It’s over ten years since our first vintage Gatwick DVD [071: Gatwick Airport from the 1960s to the 1980s], so this all-new second look at ...

Gatwick’s always had an interesting mix of scheduled European and long-distance routes, as well as serving many holiday destinations. Back in 2000, the range of airliners seen included 737-200s of British Airways and several other carriers, although BA’s would only last a few months longer. Sabre...

Footage from a variety of Avion DVDs and some previously unseen material, creates this great review of the charismatic McDonnell Douglas DC-10.

Using the latest Artificial Intelligence [AI] software, original standard definition video has been completely re-worked to generate High Definition [HD...

Superbly engineered, but too late and tailored to the needs of only a small proportion of its potential customers, that’s the Vickers VC10, a very British airliner indeed.

Using some amazing fully restored archive cine film from BAE Systems, we present the story of the VC10.

It’s all here; cons...

Preserved airliners are great; there should be more of them. But, what we really want to see is not a re-painted, highly polished, cherished machine. We want the real thing, often complete with dents and dirt, at work in its proper environment; the freight ramps and secondary airports of the worl...

More great footage of big props and vintage jets worldwide, from Caribbean Convairs and DC3s, to turboprops at Zurich or big props at Blackpool!

There's some incredibly rare colour film taken airside at Heathrow in the mid-fifties, featuring BOAC’s Argonaut, Hermes, Constellation and Stratocruis...

Thirty five years ago, we released our first two VHS videos, featuring Heathrow and Gatwick. Now AI software has improved those images in ways not thought of back then.

As a result, Airports in the 90s – Heathrow has a clarity and quality far exceeding the original VHS version.

In the early nin...

Airports in the 90s – Frankfurt took advantage of Frankfurt’s fabulous viewing facilities and we shot two videos there in the 1990s. The best of each one is in this 80 minute video, with an emphasis on those airliners no longer seen today.

Back in 1993, JT8D-powered 737-200s, 727s and DC9s were ...

Airports in the 90s - East Midlands was filmed over a nine month period and has the best of the airside action at EMA. It's a worthy addition to our 'Airports in the Nineties' range.

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A detailed look at an Airbus A300-608ST Beluga Super Transporter arriving with an outsize loa...

Airside access in 1999 at Alaska's major airport brings you a fabulous mix of big jets and big propliners. now upscaled to wide-screen High Definition video, using the latest artificial intelligence (AI) software.

Anchorage is a refuelling stop for wide-bodied freighters crossing the Pacific and...

Airport Action - Rhodes 2004 has it all - constant sunshine, amazing airside access, and some fascinating operators. Mix that up with our professional cameras and sound and you've got a great look at holiday airlines back in 2004.

Working all around the ramp and beside the runway, we can bring y...

We went airside at Heathrow in 2005, to bring you superb airliner action from around the ramps and right by the runways, including 747s of 17 different airlines. Plus, one-off special liveries like the Lufthansa retro look A321 and Malaysia’s ‘Hibiscus’ 747.

Heathrow’s huge freight facility is a...

Royal Australian Air Force Boeing 707 A20-261 was awaiting the scrapper at RAAF Amberley in Queensland, Australia when Tom Vaughan, boss of Turbine Motor Works, decided to try to rescue it.

A year later, Tom and a team of engineers headed out to Amberley, together with our camera crew, whom Tom ...

Miami Airport in the late 70s and early 80's was the place to see large numbers of big propliners hard at work in the service of exotic operators serving Caribbean islands and Latin America.

What makes this programme so special is the amazing access obtained by Martin Houweling. At times he’s al...

Airside action at Zurich Airport in 2001. Featuring:

Swissair, Air Lanka and Emirates A330s.. Air Commerz and Avioimpex Yak 42s. Swissair,Thai and JAL MD11s. Classic Air DC3. Finnair, Avioimpex, Nouvelair, SAS and Crossair MD80s, Malev and Austrian F70s, Thai, SAA, Singapore and Cargolux 747s.

Sabiha Gokcen airport is Istanbul’s Other Airport serving the Turkish capital. It’s less well known than Attaturk airport, currently the major gateway to Turkey. Opened in 2001, it is attracting more and more users of its superb facilities.

The airport’s low fuel costs and handling charges attra...

A five-minute collage of clips taken from our current range of streaming videos.

The trailer is the same as the 'main' video; Vimeo's system has to have both.

Do not buy the 'main' video, just watch the trailer.

This Sharjah video was originally released in 1997, when its focus on a wide variety of Soviet freighters transporting goods from duty-free Dubai, made it extremely popular.

So many of the airlines that used Sharjah at that time have now ceased operating. Remember the Air Cess fleet with An8, ...

At one time, Atlantic Airlines’ freight services were operated by the world’s largest Electra fleet, plus two DC6s and a Convair 440. It had seven operational DC3s, used for spraying oil dispersant at sea, and freight & passenger duties. As well as all that it also ran an Historic Flight with air...