Douglas DC-8 Flight Test

In the late 1950s, Douglas Aircraft of Long Beach, made a significant marketing push to draw many of the world’s leading airlines to their new, revolutionary jet transport, the Douglas DC-8. The Douglas DC-8 Flight Test went through a comprehensive development and flight test process, which captured on a series of promotional colour cine films …Read more »

Boeing 720 Last Flight

On May 9, 2012, the world’s operational Boeing 720 Last Flight took to the skies for the last time ever. Engine test-bed C-FETB was donated by her owners to the National Aviation Museum and was ferried from St-Hubert, Quebec, to her new home at CFB trenton. Without any official support, our videos crews at both …Read more »

Honeywell Boeing 720 Air-to-Air photo shoot

Honeywell’s Phoenix-based Honeywell Boeing 720 N720H has proven to be a reliable engine and avionics test bed for the past twenty years. In this show, you’ll accompany the video crew on Honeywell’s Sabreliner chase plane for a very exciting once-in-a-lifetime ride. Further we follow the 720 on an actual test-flight over the majestic Grand Canyon …Read more »

Honeywell Boeing 720 Crew Training at KIWA

NATO Boeing 707 AWACs Action at Geilinkirchen

The NATO base at Geilinkirchen is home to European based Boeing E-3 AWACs aircraft, and formerly NATO Boeing 707 AWACs trainer aircraft. This exclusive video shows NATO Boeing 707 AWACs 707 action, including inflight refuelling footage and runway action. It also features very rare footage filmed on board an AWACs E-3 aircraft during situation monitoring …Read more »

Boeing 707 and Boeing 720 The early years through 1960

The early years through 1960 The Boeing 707 and its close cousin the Boeing 720 were the largest selling first generation jet airliners in the world. Developed by Boeing in the mid-1950s, these classic jetliners ordered by the world’s leading airlines of the day, and served as front line transports throughout the 1960s. These 1950s …Read more »