New Air Cargo Terminal

Series

Series Name
British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.
2138A
Date Released
28 May 1970
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1Pope’s Priesthood Anniversary
  2. 2New Air Cargo Terminal
  3. 3Birmingham’s Lord Mayor’s Show
  4. 4Crystal Palace Motor Racing
  5. 5Gaelic Games

Story

Story No. within this Issue
2 / 5
Summary
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Prince Philip Opens Bea/Boac Cargo Shed. DESCRIPTION: The Duke of Edinburgh opens the new eleven million pound cargo terminals of BEA and BOAC at London Airport. The age of the Jumbo jets brings a new image to cargo handlings. This computerised clearance centre, gives Britain an unrivalled cargo service for the Seventies. SHOTLIST: GV cargo plane (BEA) angle shot from underneath propellers. GV Prince Philip arrives greeted by chairman of BEA & BOAC. SV pan cargo timetables. SV Prince looks at model of new cargo sheds. CU Prince. SV model of sheds. SV Prince unveils plaque. SCU plaque Cargo centre opened by His Royal Highness etc. SV man pushing cargo cage pan to other cages. SCU man at monitor screen. CU computer cards being punched. SV pan man checking computer. SCU television camera (closed circuit). SV pan pulling cargo (oil drums?). LV cargo on conveyor. SV ditto. GV cargoes stacked in shed. SCU group shot Prince Philip & others point up. LV tailplane of BEA cargo aircraft.
Keywords
Buildings and structures; Aviation; Business and commerce; Science and technology; Ceremonies
Locations
London Heathrow Airport
Card file number
95979
Credits:
Commentator
Leslie Mitchell
Length of story (in feet)
101
Story extras:

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