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.

A noisy Aeroflot Tupolev Tu-134A comes in to park at Luxemburg International Airport (July 1997)

Scene from a Russian movie from 1973 with amazing Tu-134 footage.

http://henrytenby.com/Books/AIR-AIRbook.html Air-to-Air: Ultimate Airline Photography By Henry Tenby, published by AirlineFan.com Press Like no other book ever printed in the history of commercial aviation, this unique and beautifully presented all colour volume features some 200 eyeball-popping air-to-air images of classic propliners and classic jetliners taken aloft by the great air-to-air photo masters of the late 20th century, including Stephen Piercey, Paul Duffy, Bob Shane, Ron Kosys, Chris Mak, Henry Tenby, Chuck Stewart Jr. and many others. This book is loaded with air-to-air beauties of Bristol Britannias, Boeing 707s and DC-8s, Convairs, Electras, DC-3s and many other fabulous classic airliners. Fascinating captions and an indepth introduction reveal the challenges of this unique and admired artform.

http://henrytenby.com/DVDs/HemusTu134dvd.html For lovers of Russian built aircraft, this 162 minute double DVD is pure heaven. Aviation videographer Daniel Frohriep takes us on three special flights aboard Hemus Air Tupolev Tu-134s, before the type was retired by the airline. This double DVD provides the viewer with a true passenger experience of what it was like to fly on the Tu-134. Right from boarding, engine start, taxi, take-off, to visiting the unique glass nose cockpit to inflight wing views, this DVD is a superb visual record of Tupolev Tu-134 passenger travel.

In this AirlineHobby.com DVD feature, airline videographer Henry Tenby takes us for a January, 1995, round-trip flight between Budapest and Prague, aboard Malev Tu-143 HA-LBR. Malev’s Tupolev Tu-134s were retired shortly thereafter, and this DVD presents the viewer with the ultimate onboard experience of flying on this classic Russian short-haul jetliner. Seated in the back row for both Tupolev Tu134 flights, where the engine noise is at its loudest, you’ll also sample Malev’s onboard service, and visit the flight-deck. The Tupolev Tu134’s howling Solovyev D-30 turbofan engines provide a truly magnificent flight experience. A music to the ears, which no current-day western aircraft can compete with!

Экзамен ПДД онлайн - Tu134 from Russian movie. Very impressive footage!