In time for the 110th anniversary of World War I, Wings of the Great War returns to reveal the stories of aviation pioneers fighting over Serbia, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey.

World War I saw the arrival of airplanes as a vital weapon for warfare for the very first time. Their arrival opened up an entirely new and dangerous terrain for warfare: the sky.

Now, with unseen archive, animated maps and expert interviews, this second series of the hit show reveals jaw-dropping accounts of how aviation led the forces of Germany, France, Turkey and the Commonwealth to employ new wartime tactics such as aerial reconnaissance, dog fights, submarine flight decks and covert bombings.