One Six Right.....

On the Discovery Channel HD there is a 90 minute documentary more or
less about the history of Vanuys Airport in California. It has some
of the most incredible air to air footage I've ever seen. It's well
worth the watch. Phil Boyer amongst others get to talk about General
Aviation and the challenges it is facing due to airports being
closed. We all know the issue well.....

Doug

On Apr 7, 10:08 am, gliderguynj wrote:
On the Discovery Channel HD there is a 90 minute documentary more or
less about the history of Vanuys Airport in California. It has some
of the most incredible air to air footage I've ever seen. It's well
worth the watch. Phil Boyer amongst others get to talk about General
Aviation and the challenges it is facing due to airports being
closed. We all know the issue well.....

Doug

The DVD is available from most Aviation retailers (Sportys, JoePilot,
etc).

While the focus is on Van Nuys, it's a good overview of GA.

You're right -- the air to air work is amazing. There are several
awesome scenes, but the DC-3 on approach to touchdown is my favorite
-- very, very cool.

The companion DVD is ok, but not required.

Would be a good one to lend to those interested in becoming a pilot.


Dan Mc

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On Apr 7, 10:08 am, gliderguynj wrote:
On the Discovery Channel HD there is a 90 minute documentary more or
less about the history of Vanuys Airport in California. It has some
of the most incredible air to air footage I've ever seen. It's well
worth the watch. Phil Boyer amongst others get to talk about General
Aviation and the challenges it is facing due to airports being
closed. We all know the issue well.....

Doug

The DVD is available from most Aviation retailers (Sportys, JoePilot,
etc).

While the focus is on Van Nuys, it's a good overview of GA.

You're right -- the air to air work is amazing. There are several
awesome scenes, but the DC-3 on approach to touchdown is my favorite
-- very, very cool.

The companion DVD is ok, but not required.

Would be a good one to lend to those interested in becoming a pilot.


Dan Mc


Ordered that CD a couple of days ago after reading the good feedback on
imdb. I'd be interested in any other recommendations of well filmed GA
DVD's.
TIA
Mike

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On Apr 7, 10:08 am, gliderguynj wrote:
On the Discovery Channel HD there is a 90 minute documentary more or
less about the history of Vanuys Airport in California. It has some
of the most incredible air to air footage I've ever seen. It's well
worth the watch. Phil Boyer amongst others get to talk about General
Aviation and the challenges it is facing due to airports being
closed. We all know the issue well.....

Doug

The DVD is available from most Aviation retailers (Sportys, JoePilot,
etc).

While the focus is on Van Nuys, it's a good overview of GA.

You're right -- the air to air work is amazing. There are several
awesome scenes, but the DC-3 on approach to touchdown is my favorite
-- very, very cool.

The companion DVD is ok, but not required.

Would be a good one to lend to those interested in becoming a pilot.


Dan Mc


Ordered that CD a couple of days ago after reading the good feedback on
imdb. I'd be interested in any other recommendations of well filmed GA
DVD's.
TIA
Mike


Meant DVD not CD..

gliderguynj writes:

On the Discovery Channel HD there is a 90 minute documentary more or
less about the history of Vanuys Airport in California. It has some
of the most incredible air to air footage I've ever seen. It's well
worth the watch. Phil Boyer amongst others get to talk about General
Aviation and the challenges it is facing due to airports being
closed. We all know the issue well.....

_One Six Right_ is an excellent documentary, although I was a bit disappointed
to see how much it concentrated on the airport history and how little it
talked about general aviation and flying in general (I had been led to believe
that it placed a much greater emphasis on the essence of flying itself, but it
turned out to be a much more traditional documentary).

Mxsmanic wrote:
gliderguynj writes:

On the Discovery Channel HD there is a 90 minute documentary more or
less about the history of Vanuys Airport in California. It has some
of the most incredible air to air footage I've ever seen. It's well
worth the watch. Phil Boyer amongst others get to talk about General
Aviation and the challenges it is facing due to airports being
closed. We all know the issue well.....

_One Six Right_ is an excellent documentary, although I was a bit disappointed
to see how much it concentrated on the airport history and how little it
talked about general aviation and flying in general (I had been led to believe
that it placed a much greater emphasis on the essence of flying itself, but it
turned out to be a much more traditional documentary).

One Six Right WAS about the history of the airport. That is why it was
made. Great show.

--

Regards, Ross
C-172F 180HP
KSWI

Would be a good one to lend to those interested in becoming a pilot.

We push "One Six Right" onto every hotel guest who even remotely shows an
interest in aviation. (All of our suites have DVD players, and we have a
very large collection of aviation-related movies available for free
viewing.)

It always wins rave reviews.

(BTW: The soundtrack CD is quite good, too.)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Every time I watch this show, it makes me proud and humble to be a pilot.

Al
Spokane, Wa
1964 Skyhawk

On Mon, 7 Apr 2008 16:08:53 +0100, "Mike Gilmour"
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On Apr 7, 10:08 am, gliderguynj wrote:
On the Discovery Channel HD there is a 90 minute documentary more or
less about the history of Vanuys Airport in California. It has some
of the most incredible air to air footage I've ever seen. It's well
worth the watch. Phil Boyer amongst others get to talk about General
Aviation and the challenges it is facing due to airports being
closed. We all know the issue well.....

Doug

The DVD is available from most Aviation retailers (Sportys, JoePilot,
etc).

While the focus is on Van Nuys, it's a good overview of GA.

You're right -- the air to air work is amazing. There are several
awesome scenes, but the DC-3 on approach to touchdown is my favorite
-- very, very cool.

The companion DVD is ok, but not required.

Would be a good one to lend to those interested in becoming a pilot.


Dan Mc


Ordered that CD a couple of days ago after reading the good feedback on
imdb. I'd be interested in any other recommendations of well filmed GA
DVD's.
TIA
Mike


There is another DVD from the same people called "16 Left". That's
the parallel runway at Van Nuys Airport. It's more or less a
continuation of "16 Right" with a lot of background information on how
the original was filmed. There is some new footage of air work, but
like a previous poster noted it's OK, but not required. I bought it
and didn't regret it a bit.

Ron Kelley

Al writes:

Every time I watch this show, it makes me proud and humble to be a pilot.

Proud AND humble? Isn't that an oxymoron?