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2012.11.16 01:34
The golden era of passenger aviation (20 photos)
Once upon a time of flying was fun, comfortable and glamorous. This was before the passengers started searching, before people had to curl up in three deaths to comfortably fit in a chair, and before you had to pay for everything - from drinks on board to hand luggage. Let's take a look at the pictures the heyday of air travel.
1. All things are relative. Passengers in the 60s did not even know how they were lucky and what comfort they fly. Pictured: Passengers ≪Braniff≫ in 1967, enjoying a private space, sipping coffee and reading magazines. (Bettmann / Corbis)
3. Captain LL Tris with two flight attendants sent to the rest room after a quick flight from Chicago to Washington. (Bettmann / Corbis)
5. This is a copy of the first cabin in the U.S. in 1956. Flight attendants posing on a plane ≪Boeing Jet Stratoliner≫ on 98 seats, which had air conditioning, water, stoves, refrigerators, reading light and emergency exits. (Bettmann / Corbis)
6. Girl smiling stewardess on the plane somewhere in the 1945-1955 years. (Bettmann / Corbis)
7. Flight attendants in uniform. (Underwood & Underwood / Corbis)
8. Passengers ≪Air France≫ Enjoy delicious delicacies and friendly smiles flight attendants. (Corbis / Bettmann)
9. A pair of passengers enjoying the privacy and friendly service in a private airplane cockpit in the 40's. (Pictorial Parade, Archive Photos / Getty Images)
10. Waitress helps the pilot to descend the stairs from the plane in France. (Gaston Paris / Getty Images)
11. Children on the chairs, which are arranged and turn in bed, while a fantastic flight in 1948, during which time they brought breakfast in bed. (Bettmann / Corbis)
12. Stewardesses ≪Western Airlines≫ work out maintenance on each other in an aircraft training center in Los Angeles. Flight attendants were trained to walk carefully in this part of the plane with a tray of food, but do not spend time on it. (Bettmann / Corbis)
13. Marilyn Monroe on the plane ≪American Airlines≫ in New York on his way to Hollywood in 1956. (Bettmann / Corbis)
14. Pat Boone and his family says goodbye to New York, getting on a plane that will take them home - to Hollywood. (Bettmann / Corbis)
15. Frank Sinatra looks pleased after landing at London airport in 1956. (Hulton-Deutsch Collection / Corbis)
16. Rock Hudson out of the plane in New York, with Ann Blyth in her arms in 1952. (Bettmann / Corbis)
17. In 1950, a team of professional baseball players had to use the aircraft after the strike of railway workers. In the photo: Yogi Berra and Phil Ritstsuto of ≪Yankees≫ playing cards while waiting takeoff. (Bettmann / Corbis)
18. Hugh Hefner Cynthia Maddox (near and on the cover of his magazine) on the plane from Chicago to New York for a party of Ella Fitzgerald. (Bettmann / Corbis)
19. Audrey Hepburn with a 7-month-old son Sean went to Rome, only to meet with then-husband Mel Ferrer, Audrey. (Bettmann / Corbis).
20. Ad-1950s, at which the husband says goodbye to his wife and child before the board a plane for a business trip. (PoodlesRock / Corbis)
Once upon a time of flying was fun, comfortable and glamorous. This was before the passengers started searching, before people had to curl up in three deaths to comfortably fit in a chair, and before you had to pay for everything - from drinks on board to hand luggage. Let's take a look at the pictures the heyday of air travel.
1. All things are relative. Passengers in the 60s did not even know how they were lucky and what comfort they fly. Pictured: Passengers ≪Braniff≫ in 1967, enjoying a private space, sipping coffee and reading magazines. (Bettmann / Corbis)
2. Passengers on board the ≪Boeing Stratocruiser≫. This aircraft was equipped with a two-story beds and VIP-room with bar. So long flights turned into a pleasant trip. (Bettmann / Corbis)
4. Passenger of flight attendants were allowed to look into the cockpit. (Bettmann / Corbis)
5. This is a copy of the first cabin in the U.S. in 1956. Flight attendants posing on a plane ≪Boeing Jet Stratoliner≫ on 98 seats, which had air conditioning, water, stoves, refrigerators, reading light and emergency exits. (Bettmann / Corbis)
7. Flight attendants in uniform. (Underwood & Underwood / Corbis)
8. Passengers ≪Air France≫ Enjoy delicious delicacies and friendly smiles flight attendants. (Corbis / Bettmann)
18. Hugh Hefner Cynthia Maddox (near and on the cover of his magazine) on the plane from Chicago to New York for a party of Ella Fitzgerald. (Bettmann / Corbis)
19. Audrey Hepburn with a 7-month-old son Sean went to Rome, only to meet with then-husband Mel Ferrer, Audrey. (Bettmann / Corbis).
20. Ad-1950s, at which the husband says goodbye to his wife and child before the board a plane for a business trip. (PoodlesRock / Corbis)
