PlanesTV has been recording XH558’s activities in 2009, at airshows and behind the scenes and most of the display appearances are included.
Features spectacular clear weather at show and after show. See XH558 in formation with Red Arrows, Typhoon, VC10’s, Hunter and F16’s.
DVD includes exclusive air-to-air and in-cockpit material recorded in hi-fi stereo with powerful high-definition cameras.
In conjunction with Vulcan to the Sky Trust, PlanesTV has produced this promotional video in support of the Trust's attempt to secure sponsorship for the continued flight operations of the Vulcan aircraft.
Sponsorship of Avro Vulcan XH558 delivers at all levels, making your marketing spend work. It offers brand exposure to millions of consumers every year; it facilitates globally unique corporate events for your key stakeholders, with real 'money can't buy' experiences, such as flying in formation with the Vulcan herself.
You will also benefit from our education outreach programme aimed at inspiring the next generation of young designers and engineers.
Call Michael Trotter today to see what Avro Vulcan XH558 can do to make you stand out from the crowd.
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The Vulcan Effect [DVD] [2009]
Something quite extraordinary happened to the UK airshow circuit in 2009; jammed telephone lines, inundated web sites, capacity crowds, eyes skyward straining for a first glimpse of...., lumps in the throat, tears of joy, stunned silences as the subject of all this thunders onto the scene and four Bristol Siddley Olympus engines developing 60,000 lbs of thrust tear the sky apart.
Something quite extraordinary happened to the UK airshow circuit in 2009; jammed telephone lines, inundated web sites, capacity crowds, eyes skyward straining for a first glimpse of...., lumps in the throat, tears of joy, stunned silences as the subject of all this thunders onto the scene and four Bristol Siddley Olympus engines developing 60,000 lbs of thrust tear the sky apart.
