Air TV has today been hailed as one of the 2019 best places to work in TV. The prestigious national awards from Broadcast Magazine are designed to identify, recognise and honour the best and most dynamic places of employment in TV. Now Air has been recognised for its commitment to staff training and development, team..
Yorkshire’s specialist HART paramedics are returning to W Channel this month in a second 10-part series following their dramatic rescues. The series starts on Tuesday 8th January at 10pm.
Presenter Amar Latif is heading on a journey along one of Yorkshire’s most surprising rivers in Air TV’s latest production for BBC One.
As a blind man with a passion for outdoor adventure, Amar will be abseiling into a hidden canyon, canoeing across a vast reservoir and swimming through icy waters as he discovers how the stunning landscape along the River Nidd has been shaped.
Kirsten O’Brien is taking a 15-mile walk along the more surprising part of the River Tees in Air TV’s latest programme for BBC One.
Our award winning series, 999 Rescue Squad, is to get its free-to-air premiere this month as Series One is shown on the Really Channel for the first time. It shows the work of Yorkshire’s Hazardous Area Response Team as they tackle the most critical cases in the most dangerous places. The first ten episodes will..
We are delighted to reveal our new corporate identity for Air TV. After three years of producing more than 100 hours of factual TV for UK broadcasters, Air now has a new brand and logo to reflect our company’s identity.
Air TV is proud to announce that it has been commissioned to make a new series for UKTV’s leading factual channel, Yesterday.
We were extremely proud to pick up two coveted RTS Awards at a ceremony in Leeds last night.
Air’s brand new series following the work of a specialist ambulance HART team is now showing on Tuesday nights at 10pm on UKTV’s “W” Channel.