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.

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.

Produced by French TV, this news report from Kinshasa explains the current state of the airline industry in the Congo. The Congo based airlines operate with patched up Russian built An-24s and IL-18s, or old 727s purchased out of the Mojave desert. The country lacks basic airline safety regulations: this news report shows people living under old aircraft hulks, people wandering around the aircraft operations area, and aircraft parts being sold without documentation and proper storage. It really is amazing to see how backwards the avaition scene in the Congo is today. The news report also features interviews Stavros Paparoannog, Director of Kinshasa based Hewa Bora Airways.

Produced by French TV, this news report from Kinshasa explains the current state of the airline industry in the Congo. The Congo based airlines operate with patched up Russian built An-24s and IL-18s, or old 727s purchased out of the Mojave desert. The country lacks basic airline safety regulations: this news report shows people living under old aircraft hulks, people wandering around the aircraft operations area, and aircraft parts being sold without documentation and proper storage. It really is amazing to see how backwards the avaition scene in the Congo is today. The news report also features interviews Stavros Paparoannog, Director of Kinshasa based Hewa Bora Airways.

20年前の名古屋空港の常連機材も今は幻に ANA YS-11, TDA DC-9, Korean Air B-727, Continental B-727 action at Nagoya

Boeing 727 Gear Collapse crash landing - details not known.

Hot landing at 9,500ft for this 37-year-old Boeing 727-100. Aircraft retired 2 weeks later, airline folded just over a month later.

Boeing 727 clips from the 1970s. Eastern, Sterling, Ansett, Continental, United, All Nippon, American, Northwest, and Lufthansa. Possibly from a Boeing promo movie.