Special ! - Prince Charles - Pilot. Oakington in Cambridgeshire.
C/U of aircraft. C/U Queen's flight crest on tail of plane. M/S pan with Prince Charles as he walks round tail of plane and stops at steps with him is squadron leader Pinney. C/U Prince Charles looking at wing of plane. Camera...
Special ! - Prince Charles - Pilot. Oakington in Cambridgeshire.
C/U of aircraft. C/U Queen's flight crest on tail of plane. M/S pan with Prince Charles as he walks round tail of plane and stops at steps with him is squadron leader Pinney. C/U Prince Charles looking at wing of plane. Camera pans with him. C/U of Charles looking at propeller. Camera pans with him. M/S Squadron leader Pinney explaining part of aircraft to Prince Charles. M/S Prince Charles getting into aircraft. M/S of Prince Charles and Pinney in cockpit. M/S propeller turning in foreground. C/U airman with bats signalling clear to taxi. M/S airman with bats. Pan to show aircraft starting to taxi. Pan with it as it run up air strip pas camera. M/S of man standing next to rescue Land Rover. L/S pan with plane as it takes off. L/S pan aircraft landing. L/S of Prince Charles as he lands.
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