In the green glen of Tarry town, there is a small single hangar airport inhabited by Jay Jay, a chipper 6 year old, and his airborne friends, who range in age from little Snuffy the sky writer to the grandfatherly Oscar, a biplane who tells exciting stories about the old barnstorming days.

Tarrytown's biggest celebrity is Savannah the supersonic jet, holder of several world speed records. These companions all have chubby aeroplane bodies and very human faces. The lifelike looks are the result of an exciting new animation technique: The show's narrators wear an apparatus that registers their facial movements and transmits them to a computer, which then maps them onto the planes' faces.

There are a couple of human characters, too. The most important is Brenda Blue (Eve Whittle), ace mechanic and a little plane's best friend. She provides reassurance and wisdom when the junior fliers run into trouble. Not that much happens in Tarry town. A typical episode involves a game of hide and seek or surprise birthday party. These activities always teach us a lesson - for instance, that everyone is unique or that safety comes first!

Jay Jay's Mission

	To teach preschoolers about life's lessons
	To educate kids about science, nature, health and nutrition
	To engage young children with music, to help improve their cognitive learning skills
	To make kids aware of the fun of exploring new places, new people and new experiences