British Airways Passenger with non traditional hotel problems 1970s (saucy)
*** ADULT CONTENT – OVER 18 OF AGE VIEWERS ONLY *** This interesting little film from the mid 1970s, is a tongue and cheek look at a young lady who has arrived at her hotel from a British Airways Boeing 707 flight, only to encounter a few problems in trying to reach her room. The …Read more »
Airliner Accident and Safety Review 1975
The mid 1970s was not a particularly notable period for airline passenger safety as a number of very serious accidents had taken place within just a few years. The worst had to be the 1977 Tenerife collision between a Pan Am and KLM Boeing 747, however there were other serious accidents before this including a …Read more »
Canadian Airlines International Boeing 747-400 Compilation Reel Circa 1992
This 18 minute feature on the Canadian Airlines Boeing 747-400 was compiled by the airline circa 1992 as a PR piece to promote the then new widebody intercontinental aircraft. Canadian Airlines operated four Boeing 747-400s between 1990 and 2001 which is when the airline was acquired by arch competitor Air Canada, namely C-FCRA, C-FBCA, C-FGHZ …Read more »
Canadian Airlines International Boeing 767-300ER Compilation Memories circa 1992
This 13 minute compilation demo reel was put together by Canadian Airlines International in 1992 to promote their then new Boeing 767-300ER aircraft, which were being added to the fleet to compliment the DC-10s as medium capacity long haul aircraft. Some 25 examples of the 767-300ER were operated by the airline between the late 1980s …Read more »
Above the Clouds TCA Air Canada Air-to-Air Symphony 1940s-1970s
Join JetFlix TV founder Henry Tenby as he narrates a fascinating journey across the clouds, as he tells the story of Air Canada’s first thirty years from their founding in 1937, by way of rare, historic air-to-air footage of TCA and Air Canada aircraft. This fascinating air-to-air footage for the most part can be classified …Read more »
QUEEN’S VISIT to NORTHERN Canada Rankin Inlet AUG22 1994 | with HENRY TENBY (PART 2)
Yellowknife NWT based NWT Air had the honour and distinction of flying Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh from Yellowknife to Rankin Inlet and on to Iqaluit on August 22, 1994. JetFlix TV founder Henry Tenby filmed the Queen’s historic visit to Rankin Inlet on that historic day, and is pleased to present …Read more »
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