Breitling Jet Team Competition

It’s common knowledge that programme sponsorship and online advertising revenues are increasing year on year – they are really effective ways to raise brand awareness for your client's brand portfolio in a way that can go beyond the 30 second commercial.

We’re celebrating The History Channel’s most successful year of programme sponsorship and online advertising ever.

Holts Battlefield Tours, Visit1066country.com, BBC History Magazine, Historydirect.co.uk, Corgi Classics, Momentum Pictures, The Imperial War Museum, The National Army Museum, The Museum of London, The Times, Leger Holidays, The British Library, The Peruvian Tourist Board, Spitfire Ale, Sanyo, Universal Film, Fox, Disney, Ordnance Survey and The Royal Academy of Arts, are just some of the brands that have benefited recently from an association with The History Channel.

We’ve also brought AFP projects to life with Ancestry.co.uk and more recently with The Telegraph and English Heritage with successful co-funded productions.

Cost Effective Creative

With our in-house creative and programming team we can create high quality bespoke programme sponsorship packages, including creative, short form programming and podcasts for your clients, for a lot less than you may think.

If you are interested in receiving more information about how we can help you to exceed your client's expectations then click here. 

Aviation Programming: Sponsored By Breitling

We are delighted that Breitling will again be sponsoring our greatest aviation programming showing this summer – from Dogfights to The Extraordinary Mr Spitfire. Click here to play our fantastic Spitfire game.

Help celebrate the great year we’ve had and fly with us and The Breitling Jet Team at The History Channel Biggin Hill International Air Fair 2008.

There are two seats up for grabs, plus VIP tickets with hospitality and entry tickets as runner up prizes. The formation flight will depart at 12.00 hrs on Friday 6th June.

For your chance to enter, just answer this simple question correctly:

The D-Day landings were in which year?

A: 1939

B: 1941

C: 1944

Not sure? Click here for a hint. 

Click here to submit your answer.

(Enter your answer in the subject line of your e-mail and include your contact details so we can tell you if you're a winner!)

Terms and conditions

The competition is open to all media agencies of the UK and the closing date for entries is 23rd May 2008.

Entrants must be aged 18 or over and of general medical fitness. Proof of age may be required. Height – max 1.90 meters (live ejector seats which cannot take those above this height). Weight – max 105 kg.

There will be no cash alternative, and the prize must be taken on the 6th June unless otherwise arranged by the Biggin Hill organisers during the weekend owing to bad weather conditions. Should no flying be possible due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances during the weekend, unfortunately, no alternative dates will be made available because the Breitling Jet Team are based overseas

Only 1 entry per person is permitted.

By entering the competition, entrants agree to be bound by these terms and conditions.

These rules will be deemed to include the instructions set out in the contents of this web page.

All correct entries will be entered into a draw and the winner(s) will be selected at random from all correct entries received by the closing date.

The judges' decision is final, and no correspondence or discussion concerning the result will be entered into.

Proof of sending will not be accepted as proof of receipt. Responsibility cannot be accepted for entries not properly received, incomplete, incomprehensible or delayed due to technical problems. The prize is as stated and no cash alternative will be offered.

The winner(s) will be notified in writing or by phone on or before May 26th.

The winner(s) have until May 28th after being notified in which to inform The History Channel in writing (at the address above) or by phone that they accept the prize. Failure to accept within this time-limit will result in the prize being reoffered elsewhere.

A list of winners will be available from The History Channel from June 9th 2008

The History Channel reserves the right to publish the name and home town or county of the winner(s) in any future publications. Further, such details will be available from the promoter after the draw by sending a SAE to The History Channel, Grant Way, Isleworth, Middlesex, TW7 5QD. Entry into the competition constitutes acceptance of the rules of entry.

Where the entrant has entered the competition via e-mail any information provided will be used by the promoter to send you news of forthcoming opportunities by post and/or e-mail. Thus, by submitting your details via the phone line or by post to the prize draw, you are agreeing to your contact details being used by the promoter to contact you about its services. You can opt out of receiving such correspondences by writing to The Sponsorship Department, The The History Channel, Grant Way, Isleworth, Middlesex, TW7 5QD

Should the prizes become unavailable due to circumstances beyond the promoter's control, the promoter reserves the right to withdraw any of the prizes at any time.

Please note that dates set out in these terms and conditions may be subject to change at any time.