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In [[2007]], the [[Sky Gypsy]] came through the [[Cardiff Space-Time Rift]]. It carried [[Diane Holmes]], [[John Ellis]], and [[Emma-Louise Cowell]]. Diane attempted to return through it by flying again in the same conditions. ([[TV]]: ''[[Out of Time (TV story)|Out of Time]]'') | In [[2007]], the [[Sky Gypsy]] came through the [[Cardiff Space-Time Rift]]. It carried [[Diane Holmes]], [[John Ellis]], and [[Emma-Louise Cowell]]. Diane attempted to return through it by flying again in the same conditions. ([[TV]]: ''[[Out of Time (TV story)|Out of Time]]'') | ||
In [[2013]], Miss [[Kizlet]], who had control of all of [[human]]ity through the [[Wi-Fi]], made everyone on an | In [[2013]], Miss [[Kizlet]], who had control of all of [[human]]ity through the [[Wi-Fi]], made everyone on an aeroplane, including [[Pilot (The Bells of Saint John)|the pilot]], fall [[sleep|asleep]], and the plane came crashing down towards [[George Maitland]]'s house. Using [[the TARDIS]], the [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Clara Oswald (The Bells of Saint John)|Clara Oswald]] entered the plane, and, neither knowing how to fly it, somehow managed to direct it upwards. Everyone on the airplane then woke up and the Doctor disabled the plane's Wi-Fi. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Bells of Saint John (TV story)|The Bells of Saint John]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 19:40, 1 April 2013
Aeroplanes were a form of transport that travelled in the air. Whilst in flight, passengers were cared for by air stewardesses. (TV: Logopolis)
History
The Eleventh Doctor was due for a lesson in flying a bi-plane in 1911. However, it may have in fact been a knitting lesson. (TV: The Impossible Astronaut) He later claimed that he couldn't fly a plane at all. (TV: The Bells of Saint John)
In 1941, Edwin Bracewell used gravity bubbles on modified Spitfires, sending them into space. There they disabled the Dalek Flying Saucer's transmitter. (TV: Victory of the Daleks)
In 1964, a light aircraft nearly collided with the TARDIS, which had materialised in mid-air over Alaska. (AUDIO: The Land of the Dead)
The same year, a plane which left New York City with a crew of eleven and hundreds of passengers landed in London with no-one aboard, not even the pilot. The matter was investigated by Professor Rachel Jensen of the Intrusion Countermeasures Group. (AUDIO: State of Emergency)
In 1966, Chameleon Tours operated select flights from Gatwick Airport. They kidnapped passengers, taking them to a space station, and putting them in suspended animation whilst miniaturised. They were then replaced by Chameleons. (TV: The Faceless Ones)
In the 1970s, UNIT deployed an RAF air strike that destroyed the Krynoid at Chase Mansion. (TV: The Seeds of Doom)
In 1982, two Concordes, Golf Victor Foxtrot and Golf Alpha Charlie, were taken 140 million years into the past when they flew into a time corridor. (TV: Time-Flight)
In 2007, the Sky Gypsy came through the Cardiff Space-Time Rift. It carried Diane Holmes, John Ellis, and Emma-Louise Cowell. Diane attempted to return through it by flying again in the same conditions. (TV: Out of Time)
In 2013, Miss Kizlet, who had control of all of humanity through the Wi-Fi, made everyone on an aeroplane, including the pilot, fall asleep, and the plane came crashing down towards George Maitland's house. Using the TARDIS, the Eleventh Doctor and Clara Oswald entered the plane, and, neither knowing how to fly it, somehow managed to direct it upwards. Everyone on the airplane then woke up and the Doctor disabled the plane's Wi-Fi. (TV: The Bells of Saint John)
