Still shots from the DVD
Airports in the Nineties - East Midlands : £17.95 : 60 minutes
Not available in NTSC [USA/Japan TV format]
Released on video in 1999, this programme is now out on DVD. It was the first programme we filmed and edited digitally, so the DVD quality is excellent. Filmed over a nine month period, it has the best of the airside action at EMA and is a worthy addition to our 'Airports in the Nineties' range.
Features include:
A detailed look at an Airbus A300-608ST Beluga Super Transporter arriving with an outsize load. We've got everything from the landing, unloading, and a visit inside the aircraft, to a superb night take-off.
On the flightdeck, as a British Midland Fokker 100 taxies for take-off.
Night time mail with a BAC F27, Emerald HS748 and Aurigny S360 and more.
DHL's nightly hub operation with B727, A300F and DC8-73F aircraft.
A look inside a HeavyLift An124.
A Spitfire PR19 beating up the airport!
OSRL Hercules, IberWorld A320, Air Contractors B727, CityJet SF2000, Sterling B737, British World ATP, British Midland Emb 145 & lots more!
DVD formats explained
There are several different kinds of DVD available so here's a simple guide.
DVDs are 'pressed' from a master disc.
DVD-Rs are 'burnt' from a master DVD, just like copying one CD to another.
DVDs and DVD-Rs will play in any computer DVD drive [but not in a CD drive].
All our DVDs/DVD-Rs are 'region-free', so they will play anywhere in the world. However, if you're not watching your DVDs on a computer, you will need to ensure they are compatible with your national TV system. There are two main types; PAL and NTSC.
PAL TV is used in the UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and many other Commonwealth countries. PAL DVDs are therefore the obvious choice for those countries.
Because PAL DVD players will also play NTSC DVDs without any adverse effect on picture quality, DVDs that were filmed in NTSC are now released as PAL/NTSC DVDs, as the same format can be used world-wide.
NTSC TV systems are used in the USA, Canada, Japan and some other countries. If you have a multi-system DVD player, this will play either NTSC or PAL DVDs, and you should also buy our PAL DVDs and PAL/NTSC DVDs.
Most US DVD players are multi-region, not multi-system, and you will need to buy our NTSC DVD-Rs and PAL/NTSC DVDs.
Some early DVD players would not play DVD-Rs. If you buy a DVD-R from us and it is not compatible with your DVD player, we will provide a full refund, including your postage.
Postage and packing charges
Not only are our postal charges some of the lowest in the UK, we don't charge any extra to ship DVDs to any destination worldwide.
The more DVDs you buy in one order, the lower the postal charges. Buy four or more and there is no postal charge at all. Buy five or more and we'll add Special Delivery or Priority Airmail at no extra cost.
That's great value!
- 1 DVD ~ £1.50
- 2 or 3 DVDs ~ £2.00
- 4 DVDs ~ Free Delivery
- More than 4 DVDs ~ Free Special Delivery or Priority Airmail
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