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Gatwick Airport 1960s – 1970s uses the latest digital restoration techniques and, as always, authentic accurate sound, many classic propliners and early jets are brought back to life from long-forgotten colour film.
We start in 1961 with a Trans Atlantic Airways DC4, Royal Air Maroc Constellation and an Alitalia DC7CF. Hard to follow that? How about airside action from the ramp, featuring really close up views of Laker and BUA Britannias?
Plus CL44s of AER, RCAF and Transglobe, Dan Air Ambassadors and DC3, Kingdom of Libya Caravelle, Saber Air DC8, Temple Air and Spantax DC7Cs, Kar Air, Transair and SAM DC6Bs, Balair CV990A, loads of 707s and DC8s and lots more, as you’ll see from the photo gallery.
From down on the ramp, up on the spectator terraces, and beside the taxiway, there’s no doubt Gatwick Airport 1960s – 1970s captures that golden era once again. Enjoy!
Check out these other Gatwick videos: Gatwick Airport 1960s – 1980s | Airports in the 90s – Gatwick | Gatwick 2000
Comments from our customers….
It’s a really good video. As I have said before, your back-stories make these films even more interesting. The amount of editing necessary to put this together, and the careful use of sound, is not lost on me – an awful lot of work must be involved. And it pays off. G.B.
Superb! love the sound and your commentator’s view. P.P
Just wanted to say, that after being at Gatwick since 1969, I think the new video is fantastic. I’m amazed that you were able to find so much material, surviving from the early days. R.W.
Another winner! K.D.