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When you do want to take a break from racing and look at the world of flight at a more luxurious pace, keep an eye on the TV listings for your local PBS station (if you live in the US): we're very proud to be a sponsor of Brian J. Terwilliger's classique nouveau aviation film One Six Right. The film will be showing on PBS stations around the country over the next two years (in HD on some). Ostensibly a documentary about Van Nuys Airport, north of Los Angeles, it's really about a whole lot more. Real-world pilot (and fictional spaceman/archaeologist) Harrison Ford has called it "one of the finest aviation films ever made."
 
The film celebrates small airplanes and community airports and is a powerful tool to use in convincing others of the benefits of General Aviation. If you don’t see One Six Right on the schedule of your local PBS station, call them and ask about it! To learn more about the film and to watch the video spot we produced, visit our One Six Right partner page.