Stansted seems to be one of those airports that doesn’t get a great deal of video coverage. So when our all-airside video was released in 1999, it created a lot of interest. Now it’s been re-released on DVD as part of our Airports in the Nineties series, bringing you higher quality images and menu selection.

The airline scene is constantly changing; remember Go Fly, AB Airlines and European BAC 1-11s, GATS IL76s and Gill Airways? They’re all on the DVD, together with a night flight to Dusseldorf in the cockpit of a Titan Airways Shorts Sh.360 plus a detailed look at the turn-round of a Nippon Cargo 747 - 281F. It’s not often possible to film at night, but we managed to capture the pre-Christmas parcels rush with Channel Express Electras, A300s and the last operational Dart Herald, together with FedEx MD11s and Boeing 727s. Originally filmed on digital video, this DVD re-release takes you back airside at one of London’s major airports.

When this Miami video was released in 1996, it was an instant success with its mix of Latin American airlines, US carriers and the last of MIA’s famous propliners. Now it’s been re-released on DVD as part of our Airports in the Nineties series, bringing you higher quality images and menu selection.
It’s only about ten years ago, but how things change. Take the 727 for instance. When did you last see Amerijet, ACES, Avensa, SAN, Mexicana, Servivensa, United, Northwest, American, Carnival, Delta, TWA or Sun Pacific examples?

They’re all on the DVD, together with some great vintage jetliners like DC8s of Arrow Air, ATC Columbia, Fine Air, Zuliana, Buffalo and Air Marshall Islands. 707 fans won’t be disappointed either, with aircraft from airlines like Tampa, Millon Air, Challenge Air Cargo and AECA.
Miami used to mean big props and we give Trans Air Link’s remaining DC6s the full treatment out on the ramp, plus a look at a forlorn Agro Air C97. Originally filmed on digital video, this DVD re-release brings back some fabulous memories of a great airport in its prime.