Art of Flight is a Red Bull sponsored snowboarding movie from 2011 that has some of the most amazing HD cinematography of mountains and flying ever. In this 6 part series, the making of the film is documented, and it's just as entertaining, if not more so. There are several great scenes of airplanes, including a DHC-2 Beaver, as well as gratuitous helicopter action. Thanks to ChrisG from Shortfield.com for bringing this to my attention!

http://movies.netflix.com/WiMovie/Art_of_Flight_The_Series/70257590?trkid=2361637

Just watched the actual movie on Netflix and it BLEW MY MIND!!!

Guess I haven't kept up with ski/snowboard films, but this was amazing!

Now to check out the episodes of the filming.

Got netflix, going to look now

Watching it now...

Pretty neat, but man those guys talk weird!

visual feast for sure. few f and s-bombs here and there made it awkward with young kids. definitely keep the Netflix tips coming

Finally got around to watching this series on Netflix over the last few nights. Great combination of snow and aircraft. Very impressed with the quality of the video.

Why is this not showing up when I search Netflix?

GumpAir wrote:Why is this not showing up when I search Netflix?

I couldn't find it searching the full name. When I just typed in "art" it came up on a list.

First episode seems to be the best so far, all great video quality but varying amounts of snow sports and aircraft.

Any other good flying videos on Netflix? As I am house bound for a few more weeks.

Very interesting show, the heli getting those guys off the side of the ice cliff was unbelievable.

There is a cool flying sequence at the end of the show with an old, rare Cessna 336.. Way cool

Cool flick but needed some two -plankers!

Found it. Had to change the ratings allowed on Netflix. Someone must say s**t or f**k or something. I know I was, trying to find this on search.

Gump

I can't find it for the life of me. Is it instant?

I had to change the parental settings on Netflix to "All" movies. Drove me nuts trying to figure out why it wouldn't show in search.

Gump

Apparently, it's the series.

At the end, watch the video, of it compiled together. Great shots they have.

SixTwoLeemer wrote:There is a cool flying sequence at the end of the show with an old, rare Cessna 336.. Way cool

That 336 is owned and operated by Silvertip Aviation in Revelstoke. I believe they have two 337's as well and fly them regularly.