Airlines in Canada 1960s Coast to Coast Documentary
THIS IS THE FULL 69 MINUTE SHOW: You can also watch in shorter segments (PART 1) (PART 2) (PART 3) This show is the continuation of our airlines in Canada 1940s and 1950s show that was released onto JetFlix TV a few years ago. In this program, we use archival footage from Air Canada archives …Read more »
Boeing 747-400 Upper Deck Experience Lufthansa – Part 1
Welcome to a JetFlix TV exclusive: This is a five part mini series on the Boeing 747-400 upper deck experience. JetFlix TV founder Henry Tenby filmed this series to take the viewer for an immersive, in-depth look at Lufthansa’s Boeing 747-400 upper deck travel experience. In 2017, the Boeing 747-400 was retired by both United …Read more »
High Tail it to Europe Wardair Canada Boeing 727-11 1967 Flashback
Picking up from where the Wardair Canada DC-6B film left off in 1965, this film jumps ahead to 1967, as the jet age had arrived with the charter airline taking delivery of its first jet, a Boeing 727-100 aptly registered CF-FUN. This 1967 flashback features Wardair Canada’s introduction to service of their then brand new …Read more »
North From Yellowknife – Wardair Canada Operations 1961
Very special thanks to Scoval Publishing (UK) for providing this film. For a wide selection of airline books visit: http://www.scovalpublishing.com Produced in 1961, this colour flashback film tells the early years story of Wardair and the story of air transportation and mining on the Precambrian Shield of Canada’s Northwest Territories.
Farewell DC-8 Part 3 – ATI DC-8-62 The Flight from McClellan to to Travis AFB
In May of 2013, JetFlix founder Henry Tenby visited Air Transport International to document some of the final flights of their DC-8-62 passenger combi prior to replacements with newer 757 aircraft. Henry Tenby spent several days filming their DC-8-62 operation in California prior to the aircraft’s final departure from the Continental United States. This market …Read more »
Canadian Pacific Airlines CP Air: History of the Airline 1930s – 1970s
Canadian Pacific Airlines was born from the great Canadian Pacific Steamship and Railways company that provided trans continental and overseas transport services from Canada going back to shortly after the country’s founding in 1867. Canadian Pacific Airlines was actually an amalgamation of a handful of small local airlines that were serving specialized regions within Canada …Read more »
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