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A short film of de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter G-BVVK taking off from Barra Airport, Traigh Mohr beach on 4 June 2012. This flight is operated by Loganair under a Flybe franchise.

The view from a cabin window as de Havilland Canda DHC-6 Twin Otter G-BVVK taxies out and takes-off from Traigh Mhor beach, better known as Barra Airport. This flight is operated by Loganair under a Flybe franchise.

de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter G-BVVK landing at Barra Airport on 7 June 2012. Flight operated by Loganair under a Flybe franchise.

Approach and landing on the cockle beach airport on the Isle of Barra, filmed from a cabin window on de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter G-BVVK. This was flight BE6851 from Glasgow, departed 08.50 and arrived at approximately 10.00. The flight was operated by Loganair under a Flybe franchise. Barra Airport is the only aiport in the world which operates a scheduled service from a beach and arri...

This short film with a view of Traigh Eais beach on the Isle of Barra was shot on a lovely sunny day on 7 June 2012.

A short film showing the 360º view from the summit of Heabhal, above Castlebay on the Isle of Barra. Taken on a lovely sunny day on Tuesday 5 June 2012.

One of the trains on the Taieri Gorge Railway crossing a bridge on the line on 30 January 2010.

A member of staff has a little dance whilst cleaning the de Havilland Dove at the National Museum of Flight, East Fortune Airfield, on 25 January 2012.

The view from a cabin window during a landing at Edinburgh Airport in a Douglas C-47 Dakota of Air Atlantique on Sunday 15 June 2008.

This short clip shows a view of the bridges over the Forth, taken from an Air Atlantique Douglas C-47 Dakota on Sunday 15 June 2008.

This was filmed from the cabin of Britten-Norman Islander G-BLDV of Loganair operating flight LOG 342 on 15 September 2011 between Westray and Papa Westray in the Orkney Islands. The service between Westray and Papay is the shortest scheduled commercial flight in the world, scheduled at 2 minutes.

This film is screened inside the forward fuselage of a Boeing 707 at the National Museum of Flight at East Fortune near Edinburgh, as part of The Jet Age exhibition. Travel back in style to the 1960s and see what life was like for the Jet Set. Visit www.nms.ac.uk/flight for further details.