Ferry Pilot (1941 film)

Ferry Pilot is a 1941 British documentary film produced by the Crown Film Unit. The film depicts the work of the Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA) during the Second World War, specifically focusing on the women pilots who ferried aircraft from factories and maintenance units to Royal Air Force (RAF) and Fleet Air Arm (FAA) airfields.

The documentary showcases the rigorous training and demanding conditions faced by these pilots, who were responsible for delivering a wide range of aircraft, including fighter planes and bombers. It highlights the crucial role the ATA played in the war effort by freeing up combat pilots for active duty. The film aims to boost morale and demonstrate the capabilities of women in aviation, contributing to the national war effort propaganda. It combines footage of aircraft in flight, airfield operations, and personal stories to provide a comprehensive overview of the ATA's activities.