Ben Sclair

Super-slow-motion aerobatics is a video trend I really enjoy. Seeing the details of the smoke and the control surface deflections is a real treat. Here’s a silent super-slo-mo from airshow pilot Skip Stewart.

Eric Magnan and Airborne Films posted this video gem to Vimeo about five months ago. The close-ups, the ejection, the music and more make it a compelling 2-minutes.

I’m still recovering from AirVenture 2014 but seeing this YouTube video (thank you Slick) makes me ready to go back… Enjoy 5:54 from a most magical place.

When a thunderstorm hits an airport, the impact on aircraft is immediate. Here’s a great time-lapse video of that impact on the world’s busiest airport, Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson (ATL).

France’s Technicon Design came up with a creative new jet concept… no windows.

Using an AirCam as a barefoot skier “tow-plane” is the latest in a long-line of adrenaline-fueled videos by director ‘devinsupertramp’. Which end of the rope would you prefer?

Not every video needs to be “extreme” to be fun to watch. “Morning at Daybreak” from Zane Jacobson at Backcountry Pilot is a perfect example.

From the creator of One Six Right comes a documentary called “Aviation: The Invisible Highway”.