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Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental is a major Continental hub, and sees just about everything Continental owns, together with Continental Express.
Frankfurt FRA is the home of Lufthansa. We see heavy action with B747’s, A300’s, A340’s, the historic Junkers and cargo MD-11’s. Several Russian aircraft make appearances.
Dusseldorf is one of the few international airports with an observation area from where you can get a good look at all the action. See airlines from all over Europe, plus airlines from North Africa, North America and the Middle East.
Dallas-Fort Worth is a major hub for two carriers: Delta Airlines and American Airlines. With over 860,000 aircraft movements, DFW is a busy and exciting place.
Join us for a look at the legendary DC-3, now in service for over 50 years! Meet the people who maintain them and keep them running, and meet the pilots who fly them.
Ride the flightdeck of not 1, but 2, Lockheed Constellations! Start with an explanation of the engineers panel, then we see startup, taxiing and take off from both inside the aircraft and airside.
Join us at the Vancouver waterfront home of Harbour Air, the largest operator of float planes in the world.
In 2001 Atlanta’s international airport was known as Hartsfield and was the world’s busiest airport, with a staggering 900,000 aircraft movements and 80,000,000 passengers.
Here is one of the best airports from a photographer’s (and a watcher’s) point of view, with no fences, just canals, and the heavies plopping down right in front of you.
Lake Hood, next to Anchorage International in Alaska is the busiest float plane harbor in the world! We take off from there in a Dehavilland Beaver and fly off to Katmai National park to see the bears.
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