This is a fabulous homage to flying and to a storied airport. The movie is centered around the Van Nuys airport in southern California and the airplanes that have been based there. The air to air footage covers everything from warbirds to J3s, with Pitts, the pregnant guppy cargo plane, and antique biplanes interspersed throughout. When combined with a superb soundtrack and great historic information you've got a winning combination. Watch it on a high definition screen with a good sound system to do the film justice. It's available on Netflix and from Amazon. Enjoy it at a hangar party when the weather isn't flyable.

Concur, got this movie as a gift last x-mas and really enjoyed it. Great PR for GA!

Concur as well. Have the DVD and watch it once in a while.

The companion video, One-Six Left, is also very good. It's the "making of" documentary of One-Six Right.

I really enjoyed this movie as well. Thanks for posting about it.

I really enjoyed this movie as well. At the flight school where I did my training there was a poster for it on the wall. I always thought it was just a joking poster until I looked it up. Very good.

I love One Six Right. It's a real source of pride for all of us based at KVNY.

mbundy wrote:I love One Six Right. It's a real source of pride for all of us based at KVNY.

Thats awesome!