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Postcards
Today's post is dedicated to Ferihegy and all those other fans of Malev - Hungary's airline. Enjoy Chris! Malev - old... ...and new! (...and somewhere in between!)
Doing the rounds... A video of a Finnair crew dancing in the crew room >
cool, so classic!
Now Rex that's a hot Nordic girl!
JAL serving KFC onboard? What the...?
Air hostesses are often seen in the media (more of that later), but here is a recent offering:
Vintage JAL
Page 218-Air Hostesses General Squawk Talk
What an amazing thread. Thankyou for the wonderful pictures
The Air Hostesses Guide to Miami
Photos from the LIFE picture collection show women of multiple nationalities training to become 'air hostesses' at Trans Worlds Airlines' Stewardess School in Kansas City, Missouri.
In the 1960s being an air hostess wasn't just glamorous uniforms and serving lobster for potential rich husbands - training was rigorous with grooming, dining and speech classes.
Pan American employees share their first-hand experiences in Food and Aviation in the Twentieth Century: The Pan American Ideal, by Dr Bryce Evans of Liverpool Hope University.
The first female flight attendant was Ellen Church, who flew from San Francisco to Chicago in 1930. She helped to recruit the first group of female flight attendants.
What do planes and time have in common? They fly. Back when Thai Airways international service was a joint operation with Scandinavian Airlines and before air hostesses became “cabin crew professionals,” the airline’s slogan was about napping, and its employees had some pretty spiffy uniforms. Here are some forgotten photos…
A film about the heroic flight attendant who died saving lives during a Pan Am hijack in 1986 is set to be released this month.
Cheerleaders from Week 4 of the NFL Preseason.