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Or you ask our producer directly: ta@pilotseye.tv (be warned, though, the reply might not be immediate)

For press releases and free review copies, please send an email with your outlets to: presse@pilotseye.tv

While we had initially planned to offer the option of different camera angles, we had to decide against it. Due to the fact that every single camera angle’s data stream has to share a finite amount of bandwidth with other concurrent streams, the resulting loss of quality simply would have been too significant.

PilotsEYE.tv episodes can be purchased online via Amazon.de and Amazon.uk. Both ship our episodes to almost every corner of the world, albeit with potentially higher shipping rates. More Info about shipping rates out of germany.

Clicking on the desired film in the “Flight Paths” section, will automatically forward you to the corresponding amazon order site for your language.

This is our recommendation – AMAZON germany with english language

The PilotsEYE.tv logo, situated in the lower left corner, is highly transparent, the picture being displayed behind it “bleeding through”. As such, the logo does not pose a threat of “burn in” like the static logos of many regular TV channels might do.

So, if you don’t have “burn in” problems watching regular TV, we promise you will not have any problems with our logo.

As of right now, only PilotsEYE.tv’s HD trailers can be seen on TV. They are featured on the following three channels: Astra HD, Astra HD+, and Luxe TV, some episodes can be watched at Spiegel.tv, Planet.tv, Davinci.tv, planestream.de.

Subscribe to our Facebook/YouTube channel and we will keep you updated.

Currently, we only offer English, German and (beginning) French subtitles. But as soon as we see a chance to successfully enter new markets, appropriate translations (subtitles) will follow.

During “flight procedures”, they talk in English, the international language of aviation. This is mandatory for flight crews all over the world.

During their personal conversation, however, the crew will revert to their native German, for which we provide you with English subtitles.

(Update 2017 – we are catering languages as English, French, Spanish, Chinese and Turk.

Most of the time.

• They will not play on regular (older) NTSC DVD-Players.
• Our PAL Films (1080p25 and 576i50) will always play on Computers.
• They mostly play on Playstations
• They mostly play on regular Blu-ray Players with 25p
  (25 frames progressive)
• Almost every Flat screen can handle these European framerates.

For technical interested: The framerate for NTSC Films is 60 frames interlaced or 30 frames progressive. The framerate for PAL is 50 frames interlaced or 25 frames progressive. Flatscreens can display both rates but (cheaper) players sometimes read only NTSC.

The easiest way would be to subscribe to one of these channels:

YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/pilotseye
Facebook: http://facebook.com/pilotseye
Twitter: http://twitter.com/pilotseye

PS: If you are member of press and would like to cover our series, feel free to drop us a note at: presse@pilotseye.tv

Both episodes are only available as VoD (Video on Demand) via Vimeo.

Watch the Corfu episode

Watch the Capetown episode

Recorded on HD DVD-ROM (WMV9), both episodes were shot and produced before we knew, which High-Definition format would win the race. We are considering to re-release the episode “North Pole” – with additional footage from 2008 – on Blu-ray, as soon as our production plan will allow for it.

But rest assured: all future PilotsEYE.tv episodes will always be released on both DVD and Blu-ray and Video on Demand.

Sure, if you have problems enjoying your product, we will exchange to DVD or Blu-ray or even into a Voucher for Video on Demand.

Contact us via eMail: ta (at) pilotseye.tv

And ship us the disc to

AignerMEDIA | Muenchener Str 14 | D-85540 Munich

Almost in the whole world:

Amazon.de and Amazon.co.uk are shipping almost worldwide. Here is more info from Amazon Germany.

As PilotsEYE.tv is successfully expanding to new markets, appropriate translations and subtitles will be made available. Currently, all our films feature English and German subtitles, with French and Spanish being featured in several select productions.

Due to the differences in format and the often lacking features of older equipment, we cannot guarantee that our discs will play on any NTSC equipment. Here’s what you need to know:

• Our PAL Films (1080p25 and 576i50) will always play on Computers.
• They will mostly play on Playstations
• They will almost always play on regular Blu-ray Players with 25p
  (25 frames progressive) output
• Almost every Flat screen can handle any frame rate
• But they will not play on older NTSC DVD-Players.

The technical details: The standard frame rate for NTSC films is 60 frames interlaced, or 30 frames progressive. The standard frame rate for PAL is 50 frames, interlaced or 25 frames, progressive. Flat screen TVs can usually display both frame rates, but cheaper or older model players sometimes read only NTSC.

(2015 Update) Beginning with the Episode No.15 Airlounge, all our Blu-ray discs are 1080p24 – which will play “worldwide” since it is the official Cinema-Framerate.