AERIAL JOURNEYS | An unconventional tour of Britain
This special edition of 'Blue Peter' focuses on presenter Janet Ellis, whose assignment with the RAF Falcons led her to become a record breaker. Her training was hindered by a number of setbacks, including a broken pelvis, but Janet persevered to become the first British woman to achieve a 90-second freefall parachute jump.
This programme was broadcast as a tribute to Janet Ellis, who had ended her four-year run as presenter on 'Blue Peter' the previous month.
Aerial photographers discuss their work from the early 1900s onwards.
The air ambulance of Inverness-shire is called into action.
News report on the first live television filming from the air.
Raymond Baxter reports on the South Coast Air Race.
The BBC makes its second attempt to broadcast live from the air.
The first episode of a groundbreaking series on Britain as viewed from the air.
Aerial views of mankind's various modes of transport through the ages.
What were the implications for a countryside under constant threat of development?
Britain's seaside life, viewed from the air.
'Tomorrow's World' explores the scientific feat of aerial photo mapping.
An aerial journey from a lighthouse in the South West to the north of the Shetland Isles.
Take a journey over land and through time with this film of Wales shot entirely from the air.
John Noakes meets members of the Red Arrows.
Britain's ancient past is discovered from the air.
A natural history programme on Ice Age Britain.
Six intrepid teams race their microlights across the roof of England.
Britain's coastline as you've never seen it before.
Janet Ellis takes to the skies as she trains for a freefall parachute jump.
Reflections of a mountaineer while climbing in the Lake District.
A 'Radio Times' draft and article about the BBC's first live broadcast from an aeroplane.
The Head of Television Programmes criticises 'Operation Pegasus'.
Helicopter filming causes problems for John Betjeman and chaos ensues at Longleat.