BBC2 now

[sunnybunny]

Extremely interesting program about the British Airways maintenance facility at Cardiff and the strip down and rebuild of a 747.

[onyxcrowle]

Good program

[lenhamlad]

Very interesting indeed with none of the annoying adverts on the Sky documentary channels.

[SpringHeeledJack]

An interesting program indeed, though it might have been nice to see them putting the interior back in, rather than the two presenters leaving Cardiff with a gutted airframe and coming back to a sumptuous newly fitted first class. A bit like Blue Peter's "and here's one I made earlier.." ;)



SHJ

[DaveReidUK]

An interesting program indeed, though it might have been nice to see them putting the interior back in, rather than the two presenters leaving Cardiff with a gutted airframe and coming back to a sumptuous newly fitted first class. A bit like Blue Peter's "and here's one I made earlier.."

That was to avoid potential embarrassment in case, having re-assembled those "20,000 parts" (sic), they found they had a few left over. :8

[magpienja]

Thanks for the heads up...just caught up with it on the BBC i player...very interesting,

Engineering Giants if anybody is looking for it.

Nick.

[VC10man]

I enjoyed the program and also would have liked to see them putting it back together.
They might have told us that it went tech 2 days into service!
I wonder which plane it was getting scrapped?

[Flightmech]

An aircraft can go tech at anytime due to a component failure/system malfunction. Doesn't necessarily mean it was due to anything that occurred during its check at BAMC.

[VC10man]

No, but I have heard that planes often go tech after a major service. And I'm not surprised after seeing all the parts taken off. However they get it together is a mystery to me!