Wingspan Air and Space Channel is an American television channel dedicated to the aerospace community, serving as a premier source for aerospace media. The channel reports from bureaus in Washington, DC, and Paris, and produces aviation news stories from around the globe. The media team is positioned as the most authoritative and trusted voice in the industry. As a dedicated source for online television, the channel has preserved and restored thousands of hours of the world\'s motion picture history and is recognized as the world\'s foremost expert in aviation documentaries.



The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of aviation news, informative commentary and analysis on current and future industry developments, and interviews with industry decision-makers. The channel also features documentaries from its extensive collection of aviation history footage. While specific program titles and host names are not extensively documented on the source page, the channel is described as delivering the most authoritative industry news, analysis, and documentaries to a global audience.



For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of aerospace news and documentary content, Wingspan Air and Space Channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at wingspan.news. The channel has been at the forefront of emerging technologies from cable television to streaming video, and its content is also distributed on various streaming platforms, ensuring that its aviation news, analysis, and documentary programming reaches viewers across the United States and worldwide. The channel\'s content is entrusted by the U.S. National Archives and British Pathe, underscoring its authority in aviation media preservation and production.

TV Guide
Bright Now!
00:10 - 00:41
Bright Now!
Documentary, Nature, Science
Crisis on Apollo 13
On the 50th anniversary of Apollo 13, Cmdr. Jim Lovell and NASA engineers recall the ingenuity and superhuman efforts that turned a potential space flight disaster into an extraordinary fight for survival.
Breakthrough
00:41 - 00:57
Breakthrough
Documentary, Science
The First Picture of a Black Hole
For the first time, scientists have captured a photograph of a black hole which verifies one of the most important theories in physics and might help unlock the greatest mysteries of the cosmos.
The Remarkable Aerovan
00:57 - 01:28
The Remarkable Aerovan
Special, Action
Undeterred by setback, the Miles brothers press on after the warand try to overcome economic hurdles to keep their company and the Aerovan alive.
Birth of the Solar System
01:28 - 02:05
Birth of the Solar System
Special, Documentary, Science
The birth of the solar system was violent and chaotic as planets formed, and gravity and luck determined their fates.
Secret Nazi Planes
02:05 - 02:36
Secret Nazi Planes
Documentary, War, World history, Aviation
A Pair of Hunchbacks: Part 1
Having developed a jet engine, the Nazis endeavored to use it where it was needed most, to stop the D-Day invasion; for this task they dreamed up two wild-looking jet aircraft that flew with the engine mounted on their backs.
Secret Nazi Planes
02:36 - 03:07
Secret Nazi Planes
Documentary, War, World history, Aviation
A Pair of Hunchbacks: Part 2
Made mainly of wood, the German Me 162 Last Stand jet fighter was assembled with slave labor; it worked, but came too late to help them stop the Allied advance.
Breakthrough
03:07 - 03:23
Breakthrough
Documentary, Science
Year of the Asteroid
While humans debate which is worse, dwindling resources or planet-killing celestial bodies, new breakthroughs in extra-planetary surveying and rocket propulsion are revealing the dichotomy of asteroids.
Breakthrough
03:23 - 03:39
Breakthrough
Documentary, Science
Drones in Space: Mars to Titan
Drones head into outer space with the Mars Helicopter's success paving the way for Dragonfly, a daring future mission to Titan.
Skycarriers
03:39 - 04:11
Skycarriers
Special, Documentary, Military
Since fighter planes lack enough fuel to trek deep into enemy territory, engineers find ways for fighters to bring along their supplies.
Bright Now!
04:11 - 04:42
Bright Now!
Documentary, Nature, Science
Crisis on Apollo 13
On the 50th anniversary of Apollo 13, Cmdr. Jim Lovell and NASA engineers recall the ingenuity and superhuman efforts that turned a potential space flight disaster into an extraordinary fight for survival.
Breakthrough
04:42 - 04:58
Breakthrough
Documentary, Science
The First Picture of a Black Hole
For the first time, scientists have captured a photograph of a black hole which verifies one of the most important theories in physics and might help unlock the greatest mysteries of the cosmos.
The Remarkable Aerovan
04:58 - 05:29
The Remarkable Aerovan
Special, Action
Undeterred by setback, the Miles brothers press on after the warand try to overcome economic hurdles to keep their company and the Aerovan alive.
Birth of the Solar System
05:29 - 06:06
Birth of the Solar System
Special, Documentary, Science
The birth of the solar system was violent and chaotic as planets formed, and gravity and luck determined their fates.
Secret Nazi Planes
06:06 - 06:37
Secret Nazi Planes
Documentary, War, World history, Aviation
A Pair of Hunchbacks: Part 1
Having developed a jet engine, the Nazis endeavored to use it where it was needed most, to stop the D-Day invasion; for this task they dreamed up two wild-looking jet aircraft that flew with the engine mounted on their backs.
Secret Nazi Planes
06:37 - 07:08
Secret Nazi Planes
Breakthrough
07:08 - 07:25
Breakthrough
Breakthrough
07:25 - 07:40
Breakthrough
Skycarriers
07:40 - 08:12
Skycarriers
Special, Documentary, Military
Since fighter planes lack enough fuel to trek deep into enemy territory, engineers find ways for fighters to bring along their supplies.