Filmed by Eugene Cupps this short video clip shows Honeywell's Boeing 720 testbed N720 being broken up for scrap on Honeywell's Phoenix apron on Saturday, June 21, 2008. The actual demolition process lasted about 4 and a half hours on Saturday, with the subsequent removal of the broken up remains and engines and the clean-up being completed on Sunday morning. The replacement experimental aircraft, the Boeing 757, was moved back into position on the ramp around 1 pm on Sunday afternoon. This time lapse video shows the entire job from start to end condensed down to just a few minutes.

Filmed from the best seat in the house on a Boeing 720... just by the engines. In this clip by we're departing PHX. Videographers Henry Tenby and Anthony Hickey from AirlineHobby.com DVDs visited Honeywell's Boeing 720 flight test operation in Phoenix in early February, 2007. Over 16 hours of SD and HD video footage was shot during the visit, which will be released by AirlineHobby.com DVDs during 2007 as a Honeywell 720 Tribute DVD. High Definition DVDs of this historic aircraft and unique operation will also be released in due course. Honeywell's 720 is scheduled for retirement in late 2007.

The Honeywell Boeing 720 air-to-air DVD is now available from www.airlinehobby.com DVDs with several more DVDs to follow. This DVD was filmed by Henry Tenby and features amazing take-off, cockpit, and of course air-to-air footage of the Honeywell Boeing 720 over the Grand Canyon.

Videographers Henry Tenby and Anthony Hickey from AirlineHobby.com DVDs visited Honeywell's Boeing 720 flighttest operation in Phoenix in early February, 2007. Over 16 hours of SH and HD video footage was shot during the visit, which will be released by AirlineHobby.com DVDs during 2007 as a Honeywell 720 Tribute DVD. HD DVDs of this historic aircraft and unique operation will be released in due course. Honeywell's 720 is scheduled for retirement in late 2007.

Videographers Henry Tenby and Anthony Hickey from AirlineHobby.com DVDs visited Honeywell's Boeing 720 flight test operation in Phoenix in early February, 2007. This footage was shot from the 720 during the air-to-air shoot and you can see the Honeywell Sabreliner chanse plane over the 720's wing. Over 16 hours of SD and HD video footage was shot during the visit, which will be released by AirlineHobby.com DVDs during 2007 as a Honeywell 720 Tribute DVD. HD DVDs of this historic aircraft and unique operation will be released in due course. Honeywell's 720 is scheduled for retirement in late 2007.

http://www.henrytenby.com/dvds/720crewdvd.html Honeywell's Phoenix-based Boeing 720 N720H has proven to be a reliable engine and avionics test bed for the past twenty years. In this 131 minute DVD, airline videographers Henry Tenby and Anthony J. Hickey and the 720 crew take you along for a complete cockpit crew recurrent training session on Honeywell's Boeing 720. This DVD is the most comprehensive live filming of the Boeing 720 ever produced since the maiden flight of the 720 flown by "Tex" Johnston at Renton on November 25, 1959. With three pro video cameras recording the action from the cabin, flight deck and exterior, you'll experience the unique sights and sounds of Honeywell's un-hushed stage I Boeing 720 as never before documented.

Filmed from Honeywell's Sabreliner over the Grand Canyon on February 7, 2007. Videographers Henry Tenby and Anthony Hickey from AirlineHobby.com DVDs visited Honeywell's Boeing 720 flight test operation in Phoenix in early February, 2007. Over 16 hours of SH and HD video footage was shot during the visit, which will be released by AirlineHobby.com DVDs during 2007 as a Honeywell 720 Tribute DVD. Hight Definition DVDs of this historic aircraft and unique operation will be released in due course. Honeywell's 720 is scheduled for retirement in late 2007.

Videographers Henry Tenby and Anthony Hickey from AirlineHobby.com DVDs visited Honeywell's Boeing 720 flight test operation in Phoenix in early February, 2007. Over 16 hours of SH and HD video footage was shot during the visit, which will be released by AirlineHobby.com DVDs during 2007 as a Honeywell 720 Tribute DVD. HD DVDs of this historic aircraft and unique operation will be released in due course. Honeywell's 720 is scheduled for retirement in late 2007.