List of shots.



Various shots of tourists in the passenger hall and leaving through the exit-door towards the tarmac



Various shots of the tourists waiting for their plane, taking pix and the control-tower with the Israel flag; tourists waiting for their plane with "Jerusalem Airport" sign in bg.



Sign: Welcome to Jerusalem Airport



Various shots of the plane touching down and taxying to a halt in front of air-terminal



Various shots of the tourists bording the plane



The props starting to turn



Plane taxying away



Plane taking off (Plane disappeared behind hill)



HA from control-tower airplane taxying in




Initials



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Background: The unusual sound of planes over the holy city is something which still makes Jerusalemites look up towards the sky - for almost 20 years no planes were permitted over Jerusalem as laid down in the now defunct Armistica Agreement of Rhodes with Jordan in 1949. But lately Jerusalemites got used to set their watches by the sound of planes of Arkia, the Israel Inland Airline. About 15 times a day, sometimes even more, planes at scheduled hours fly over Jerusalem in order to touch down at Jerusalem airport, some 20 kms out of town on the way to Ramallah. And with a few more preparations of minor importance this airport will be read to receive the first post-war intl. flights. A number of European airlines have expressed interest in acquiring landingrights in Jerusalem. (See clippings).