New England Airways will appeal to not only aviation buffs, but students of Australian transport history. The documentary records the airline’s humble beginnings from January 1931, (5 years before the legendary Reginald Miles Ansett took to the skies) to 1942, when Airlines of Australia was completely absorbed by Australian National Airways.

Packed with priceless old footage, interviews and remarkable images, it is a must have documentary.

Learn what it was like to be a flight attendant in 1938. Discover the trials and tribulations of NEA’s founders GA Robinson and pilot Keith Virtue.

Marvel at the story of Australia’s first Douglas DC-3 and its impact on Australian aviation.

The viewer will also learn about the Avro 10 Tri Motor – a great lumbering giant of an aeroplane that would be the equivalent of today’s 737.

The Avro 10 was dependable and reliable and was the airline workhorse of the 1930’s.

The documentary also showcases other historic aircraft, including the Junkers JU-86B, the Dragon Rapide, the Tugun Gannet, the Ryan monoplane and many others.

If you love the magic of flying, New England Airways will not disappoint.

It is an essential documentary that will enhance any DVD collection.

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