Where else in the world can you hear four Rolls Royce Merlin engines (built under license by Packard) being run up against the brakes? Henry Tenby of AirlineTV.net filmed this footage at the Abbotsford Airshow 2010 media day on Thursday, August 12, 2010, which includes pre-flight engine run-ups and post flight maintenance run-ups. Without a doubt, the RCAF Avro Lancaster from the Canadian Warplane Heritage museum in Hamilton, Ontario stole the show at the 2010 Abbotsford Airshow. The Lanc was flown all the way across Canada to attend the show, and made a week's long maintenance stop in Calgary enroute to Abbotsford. What an amazing sight to see and hear a fully operational Lanc in all her splendour. This particular aircraft was built in 1945 and did not see service in WWII, but served in a Search and Rescue role with the RCAF until the early 60s. It was music to the hear to hear this old girl perform. Sadly all of our media requests for interviews and filming were refused by the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum PR lady when we spoke to her several weeks before hand. Every single question was answered with the word "no" ... what a shame. They would not allow us to film them in Calgary, we could not install a micro video cam in the cockpit for inflight filming, we could not do air-to-air, we could not fly on the aircraft, nor could we get any exclusive interviews. I am extremely grateful that we captured the Lanc on HD video for the viewing enjoyment of future generations, as nobody really knows with certainty how long this flying museum piece will remain operational.

BY THIS DVD HERE: http://www.henrytenby.com/DVDs/CT33DVD.html The highlight of this year's airshow is Greg Colyer and his Canadair CT-33, which puts on a hell of an aerial flight demonstration. We had the honour of speaking with Greg about his fabulous aircraft and were able to attach three GoPro HD cams to his aircraft for his demo flight. This video is a compilation of the ground footage and on board GoPro footage. We thank Greg for his kind assistance. For more information about Greg's T-33 to book it for your event or airshow visit: www.AceMakerAirshows.com

This video features TCA's first jetliner, the Douglas DC-8-40, arriving at Montreal, Dorval Airport

TO ORDER THIS DVD: http://www.henrytenby.com/DVDs/TCA1940s.html From Air Canada archives: Very little footage exists within the Air Canada film archives from this era, but we were able to find two little gems that provide a snap-shot picture of what air travel was like back in the day when when almost nobody had travelled by air.

ORDER THIS DVD HERE: http://www.henrytenby.com/DVDs/TCA1950s.html From Air Canada archives: TCA's long-haul services in the early 1950s were flown by Lockheed Super Constellations and Canadair Northstars, while domestic flights were the domain of the trusty Douglas DC-3 and Lockheed Lodestar. They are all featured in this special release DVD.

ORDER DVD: http://www.henrytenby.com/DVDs/TCADou... From the Air Canada historic film archives, this DVD exclusively presents four period films about the Douglas DC-8 that cover the development and marketing of the aircraft to airlines of the day, as well as films about the aircraft in the TCA operating theatre of the very early 1960s. Also included in the DVD are a number of fabulous 1960s era TV ads produced by Air Canada which feature the Douglas DC-8.

http://www.henrytenby.com/DVDs/TCAVickersViscount.html Presented from Air Canada cine film archives, this DVD features a collection of films from the 1950s highlighting the development and introduction to service of the revolutionary Vickers Viscount.

This video features TCA's first jetliner, the Douglas DC-8-40, arriving at Montreal, Dorval Airport