"One Six Right"
The story of General Aviation and the threats it faces today (full length feature)

The documentary motion picture, "One Six Right", is now available online for free. If you have not seen it, you might want to have a look. If you don't fly, it may give you a better understanding of why some people do. If you do fly, well, you know.

It's a full length effort, about ninety minutes long, shot in high definition and boasts some of the best air to air photography. It is also accompanied by a wonderful, original score. Most importantly, it tells the story of General Aviation and the threats that it faces today. The film makes an outstanding case for airport preservation.

While the middle part may not interest everyone (it concerns the history of Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles, the busiest general aviation airport on earth), the first 25 and last ten minutes are well worth a look.

If your computer can handle it, be sure to select the "Watch Hi-Res" And/or "Full screen" buttons.

http://www.hulu.com/watch/118168/one-six-right

Disclaimer:   This film includes imbedded advertisements. These ads are not an endorsement by DeKalb County or the PDK Airport. If you do not want to view these ads, please do not view the film.