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The Sky Above... The Earth Below

Synopsis

Documentary following Icelandair Flight 230 from Keflavik to Glasgow, Loganair Flight 2356 from Barra to Glasgow, and Aerlingus Flight 223 from Glasgow to Dublin, detailing how pilots, air traffic controllers, and staff at Prestwick Airport work together to passengers on these planes - and hundreds of other flights - safely to their destinations.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Hugh Pitt
Screenplay & Story
Hugh Pitt
Original Title
The Sky Above... The Earth Below
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
30m
Production Studios
BBC Scotland

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Hugh Pitt

Screenplay & Story

Hugh Pitt

Film Editing

Aileen Forsyth

Producers

Hugh Pitt

Department Leadership Roster

Aileen Forsyth

Editor

Hugh Pitt

Writer

Hugh Pitt

Producer

Hugh Pitt

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for The Sky Above... The Earth Below.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Sky Above... The Earth Below

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Sky Above... The Earth Below about?

Documentary following Icelandair Flight 230 from Keflavik to Glasgow, Loganair Flight 2356 from Barra to Glasgow, and Aerlingus Flight 223 from Glasgow to Dublin, detailing how pilots, air traffic controllers, and staff at Prestwick Airport work together to passengers on these planes - and hundreds of other flights - safely to their destinations.

Who directed The Sky Above... The Earth Below?

The Sky Above... The Earth Below was directed by Hugh Pitt.

Who stars in The Sky Above... The Earth Below?

The principal cast of The Sky Above... The Earth Below includes David Jason.

When was The Sky Above... The Earth Below released and how long is it?

The Sky Above... The Earth Below was released in 1977 with a total runtime of 30m.