New weekly TV show just for aviation fanatics

The Aviators is the highly anticipated weekly television series showcasing stories from the world of aviation. Hosted by pilots and written by pilots, this program has already created such an internet following, that after the first preview was released on www.theaviator.tv, nearly half a million flying enthusiasts hit the site.

A behind the scenes look at aviation

This program is designed specifically to take full advantage of the multi-media technology available today. The people, aircraft and businesses of aviation throughout North America are shot in high-definition, featuring behind the scenes interviews, gorgeous photographs, and exclusive stories.  The series has previewed on YouTube, and I think its great.

The Aviators is sure to fill a long-awaited niche for fans of flying

Think reality TV with National Geographic photography and 20/20 style investigations. Think cutting edge technology showcased in a remote fishing village in the backwoods of Canada. Set your tivo and bookmark the site: The Aviators is sure to fill a long-awaited niche for fan of flying.

Here is another example of why cable TV is such benefit. It allows shows with a narrow interest to find an audience. Why do you think to Food Network and Home & Garden TV are some of cable’s most watch channels. I’m hoping this show takes off – covering everything from new aircraft to safety awareness to major conventions to remote fly-in getaways through an integrated media of television,the internet and publishing.

The Aviators should keep pilots and aviation fans glued to the TV … or the internet … or their noses buried in their magazine.

Visit their website to learn more: www.theaviators.tv

Tags: aviation entertainment, Aviators, YouTube Aviators

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