This is the mid 1960s color BOAC advert titled "St. Major" which is fantastic! Nothing like have a Sgt. Major as your Chief Pursur. Filmed on a BOAC 707. "Right. When I say jump! You say how high!!! At ease gentlemen!!!"

Section from 1971 Aer Lingus promo film. See passengers check-in at original airport building. On board the hostesses give food and drinks to passengers. See a coach in London in Aer Lingus livery. Quick shot of a BAC-111 aircraft.

London/Heathrow action from the late 60s. Watch for a Swissair CV-990, Aeroflot IL-62, Aer Lingus 720, and if you blink, you'll miss the Pan Am DC-8.

Order this DVD here: http://henrytenby.com/DVDs/Lingusdvd.html The Aer Lingus promo film "Shamrocks Sky High" played in Irish cinemas along with "The Graduate" to promote the airline’s dedicated and highly trained staff, latest aircraft (Boeing 707s, BAC One Elevens and new 737s), first class maintenance and crew training facilities, cutting edge computer reservation systems, and the development of the Irish travel industry in the go-go days of the booming jet age. This film features plenty of wonderful aircraft footage filmed from Dublin’s packed observation decks, airside, as well as inflight and onboard, and a fair number of lucky Aer Lingus employees appear in the film, which truly counts as an airline history classic to be watched over and over again.

Watch for a TWA 707-331B, Air Canada DC-8-43, Lufthansa 727-030, etc, all in superb quality colour! Filmed at Paris Orly Airport in 1965.

Air France Boeing 707-328 with Dion Di Mucci singing Ruby Ruby in 1962. Nice interior cabin footage and out the window wing and engine views.

Watch for a TWA 707-331B, Air Canada DC-8-43, Lufthansa 727-100, etc, all in LIVING COLOUR taken at Paris Orly Airport in 1965! Source of footage is not known.

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