to clips of the overall series. For series 5 and 6, these titles changed to using a lighter blue sky and switching to an all blue logo. For the next two series, the titles changed to using an orange sky and blue/orange logo. For the final two series, they were similar style to that used in series 5 and 6 but now with a reddish tint and features an airline in the logo. Opening and ending sequences At the start of each series the narrator would show snippets of what was to come throughout the series. This would normally be announced with the phrase "Welcome onboard another series of Airline" At the beginning of each episode in every series, the narrator would give a quick preview of what would be shown.This would normally be announced with the phrases "Coming up/Tonight on Airline" or "Onboard Airline tonight". At the end of most episodes, the narrator would provide an epilogue of what eventually happened to some of the passengers, staff, or business decisions (e.g. new plane, stock price) involved in that particular episode. Series 1-4 did not show what was coming up in the next episode but did feature at the end of the programme, before the credits, information of what happened to the passengers featured. Starting in series 5, clips of what would feature in the next episode were shown during the first 10 seconds of the credits. At the end of each series, the narrator would look back and highlight some of the more important things shown such as gripping stories about various members of airline staff. This would take about a minute and feature the common phrase "The Summer/Winter season has come to an end". Changes to Luton Airport throughout filming – Area not used for Passenger operation at the time Series guide Special episode Holiday Airline Series 1: 10x30' (2001) – First shown from 31 August 2001. See also Airport (1996–2005, 2008) Animal Airport (2000) (London) Luton Airport (2005–08) Air Ways (Australia, 2009–2012) Come Fly with Me (2010–2011) Heathrow: Britain's Busiest Airport (2015–present) EasyJet: Inside the Cockpit (2017, 2019) References External links 1998 British television series debuts 1990s British reality television series 2000s British reality television series 2007 British television series endings Documentary television series about aviation English-language television shows ITV reality television shows London Weekend Television shows Luton Airport Television series by ITV Studios Aviation television series