Our popular Kai Tak videos, Hong Kong 98 and Airport Action Hong Kong, are now out on DVD, with menu selection, crisp digital pictures and superb sound.

From Tristars to 777s, with great airside locations and an exciting flightdeck ride on a Virgin A340 past the Checkerboard, this really is The Best of Kai Tak.

Here's a full description of the original videos:

Hong Kong 98 - Last Look at Kai Tak

Kai Tak Airport Hong Kong closed in 1998 and this 90 minute digital video is an ideal souvenir of what was once the premier airport for aviation enthusiasts worldwide!

Filmed in June 98, only weeks before the airport closed, our spectacular video captures the latest aircraft to use Kai Tak, with A330s, A340s, 777s and MD90s featured along with a strong cast of 747s -over 30 of them!

This is a Hong Kong video with a difference. With superb airside locations and shots of the airport from a helicopter, you get to see that unique curved approach from five different viewpoints.

That's not all! We take you onto the flightdeck of a Virgin Atlantic A340, at 21,000ft - just as it begins its descent down to that famous curved approach, past the Chequerboard, to Runway 13.

Hong Kong 98 - Last Look at Kai Tak gives you great action shots from a unique airport that's gone for ever.

Over 100 aircraft and 50 airlines are featured including:

A330s: Malaysia, Korean Air, Dragonair, Garuda, Thai, PAL.
B777s: Thai, China Southern, Cathay, ANA, Emirates.
China Northern MD90.
Cathay 'Spirit of Hong Kong' 747, Cathay 777-300
Kampuchea Tristar.
Air China Hercules
JAS A300
UPS 'Olympic' 747
China Southern A320
China Airlines 737
China Eastern A340, MD90 & MD11
Over 30 more 747s

Airport Action Hong Kong

Its Tristar time at Kai Tak in this 1995 video, with aircraft from both Cathay and Dragonair. Most of Cathay's aircraft are in their old colours, as are those of China Airlines and Air Hong Kong.

Filmed from three classic locations around the airport, in some excellent weather, this video captures the essence of this amazing airport - now gone forever!

Aircraft featured include:

MD11s of China Eastern & Thai. Brunei 757.
China A/L & Mandarin 747SPs. Cathay & Dragonair Tristars.
DC10s of Garuda, JAL, Japan Asia & Malaysia.
Cambodia & Air Mike 727s. Vietnam 767.
A300s of China Eastern, Garuda, Thai & PAL.
747s of JUST, JAL, Polar, Tower, Evergreen, UPS & Kalitta.