university in bedford. it's normally used by undergraduates to analyse flight data as part of their course. but now they're branching out to younger learners. so this is the first time that we've brought the aircraft away to encourage the younger students into stem. it's really lovely to see that the children are having a really good time and what i hope is that we inspire them to become engineers. what did you think of that then? oh, really fun. yeah? what was the best bit? going inside the cockpit? it was very interesting _ in the cockpit where there was loads of buttons and levers of how they get up in the air and they turn. is it quite amazing that they get up there and fly? yeah, and like, there's so much buttons for everything, like for the whole plane. do you think you could be a pilot? maybe one day. maybe cabin crew or pilot? probably pilot, yeah. aim high. yeah! we're moving forward the faster the aircraft goes... and this is timely too — an estimated 2.3 million jobs have been lost across airlines, airports