

Now in their 90s, women who served as Ferry Pilots for the Air Transport Auxiliary during World War II recount their experiences flying military aircraft.
“Tells the story of the remarkable ladies who flew for the Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA) in World War Two.”
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Now in their 90s, women who served as Ferry Pilots for the Air Transport Auxiliary during World War II recount their experiences flying military aircraft.
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Margaret Frost and Mary Ellis, both in their 90s, recall their time as pilots for the Air Transport Auxiliary during World War II. Based in the United Kingdom, they flew military aircraft under difficult conditions. These women faced inclement weather and operational challenges. Their stories reveal the vital role they played in ferrying planes to support the war effort. The documentary captures their reflections on a male-dominated field and the adventures that defined their service.
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Why Watch
- Meet Annette Hill and other pioneering female pilots
- Find out about the Air Transport Auxiliary's vital role
- See rare insights into WWII aviation from women's perspectives
Did You Know
- The ATA pilots transported military aircraft across the UK during WWII.
- The documentary features pilots who are now in their 90s.
- The film has a runtime of 50 minutes.
- Production took place in both Canada and the United Kingdom.
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What role did women play in the Air Transport Auxiliary during World War II?
Women of the Air Transport Auxiliary served as Ferry Pilots, transporting military aircraft across the United Kingdom.
Who directed the documentary 'Spitfire Sisters'?
The documentary 'Spitfire Sisters' was directed by Tristan Loraine.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Spitfire Sisters'?
The duration of 'Spitfire Sisters' is 50 minutes.
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