Alex Turnbull has always wanted to fly and afetr leaving university decided to pursue his flying career in New Zealand. He left Morpeth in the UK to complete his PPL and CPL at Wakatipu Aero Club in New Zealand. He now flies scenic, tourist flights around the Queenstown area as well as being a flight instructor at the flying club.

A brief discussion with a Flight Information Service Officer at a busy licensed aerodrome. I'm talking to Mark Knowles about the FISO's job at Barton Airport.

A look around the Eurofighter Typhoon including a cockpit overview and a walk-round underneath the aircraft.

Planning for a round the world flight. We talk about Scott's flying experiences to date and then discuss what's involved in flying a small aircraft around the globe.

A chat with Syd Marshall, a volunteer guide at the BBMF museum. Syd was a flight engineer on Lancasters during WW2 and he kindly told me some of the great stories he has from those days during the war.

A chat with the guys that put the Eurofighter displays together. I'm talking to the team manager and the team engineer about what it takes to keep the display in the air.

I talked with the PR Officer at the BBMF and a couple of the engineers who work on the various historic aircraft at the museum.

An interview with Andrew Panton and Paddy Green at the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, home to the Lancaster, 'Just Jane', and a WWII Dakota.

A chat about Thruster Microlights and Fly365 Flying School at Wickenby Airfield

A chat with Brian Cattle who is currently studying for his Flying Instructor rating at Sherburn Airfield. We discuss his PPL, his CPL and much more about his flying experiences.