The Aircraft Restoration Team are the volunteers behind the scenes at the New England Air Museum in Windsor Locks, CT. In a joint effort to preserve and restore historical aircrafts, the volunteers, from all walks of life, are preserving their personal stories through their shared love of aviation. While the public enjoys the finished aircrafts, many are not aware of how they were brought back to life or by whom. Watch the film below. For more º£½Ç»»ÆÞ's original Mini Docs, visit ctpublic.org/minidocs.
"I am surviving because I do have these volunteers here" - O'Neil Langley, 90
Video by Dave Wurtzel


