People in the 70's I wonder what flying is like in the future. 2020: I wonder what it was like to fly during the 70's

@jentleblink9221

4 жыл бұрын

My answer to the people in the 70s... Well... You do get dragged out

@paulsuprono7225

4 жыл бұрын

You mean . . . 'what flying will be like, in the future' !

@tophu7903

4 жыл бұрын

69th like

@DAViDD767

4 жыл бұрын

@@jentleblink9221 hawhawhaw

@drivinmiatas5068

3 жыл бұрын

Kitty Goursolle that’s pretty cool, thanks for the information!

Flying on Pan Am back in those days must had been a blast.

@legendary_dwatson1791

4 жыл бұрын

Omg 😂

@joemeyer6876

4 жыл бұрын

Melissa Red Flying was a blast until September 10, 2001!

@AndroidSunner

4 жыл бұрын

@Simon Williams Shit man, the party on that one *Blew* everyone's minds!

@arsenioseslpodcast3143

4 жыл бұрын

Didn’t this airline get blown up over England back in the 80’s? No fucking thanks!

@Charmedone9805

4 жыл бұрын

@@arsenioseslpodcast3143 they had 2 incidents with bombings in 1982 and then Lockerbie in 1988 that kinda put an end to them as an airline then there was the Flight 73 hijacking in 1986. alot of these damaged their reputation. Kinda like how Flight 800 Tarnished TWA, what i find funny is that American Airlines has had far worse incidents and acidents yet they are still flying

My father Captain Harvey Beebe Jr flew for Pan Am for 32 years of meritorious service retiring in 1987. He was an aviation pioneer and trailblazer. He flew DC-7'S B707's and finished on the B747 retiring as a captain. The world will never see another pilot like him.

@joshua-uw6bl

10 ай бұрын

lie

I flew on a Pan Am 747 from JFK to Frankfurt in 1972. There were no dancing girls.

@Fakeslimshady

4 жыл бұрын

LOL

@dapinderjitsingh

4 жыл бұрын

SyriusStar Multimedia Imagine Panam replies “We regret your inconvenience, during this specific flight we forgot the dancing girls at JFK, you could use our 30 day money-back but seems you missed the window”

@cologist

4 жыл бұрын

Lol, are you sure it wasn't Air Koryo ? ^_^"

@bless210

4 жыл бұрын

Jajaja..

@illuminati4722

4 жыл бұрын

lol

FInancial managers for airlines everywhere are having heart attacks at the sights of those chair configurations and that expensive food on board.

@christopherwaits7852

4 жыл бұрын

“Look at all that unused space!!”

@orangecayman520

4 жыл бұрын

TigerXtrm “we could fit 26 people in that 2 person row!”

@babaktheadman5516

4 жыл бұрын

There will be no one like pan am for sure if only we could find the next Juan trippie

@747-pilot

3 жыл бұрын

More specifically, Michael O'Leary of Ryanair will have a permanent heart attack, which he will never recover from, after seeing this!! 😃😃😃

People to the prop hostesses: so what do you do for work? Them: yes

This was utterly amazingggg. Thanks to the owner of the company running this for keeping these amazing traditions alive and preserved!!!

I was lucky enough to fly panam in 1980, London to Seattle.

@kodeppyt6216

4 жыл бұрын

Nice

@MooseKicks1066

4 жыл бұрын

How did what was shown in this video compare to the experience in the 80's?

@marieching6418

4 жыл бұрын

How did it feel in 1980 flying panam?

@janetwhitten3945

4 жыл бұрын

A_Friendly_Fish I remember the uniform, we flew economy so don’t remember any meal trolleys, although I do remember steak being the main meal. It was an amazing experience for a child from Northern Ireland, being 9 years old at the time. I remember my parents smoking on the plane do remember the flight crew being really nice and loving their accents. It was a once in a lifetime trip to visit my fathers sister whom he hadn’t seen in over 30 years. Great memories 😃

@janetwhitten3945

4 жыл бұрын

pokefan 20.2 amazing, exciting , every kids dream I think

747 s are the way to go. The 70's memory of Pan Am was simply marvelous! Thank you....

@vangseotinht978

4 жыл бұрын

Boieng 747-100 pan am

4:30 Imagine those beautiful first class being torn off by the KLM4805

@danwang5491

3 жыл бұрын

Pan am 1736

@gamereye1542

3 жыл бұрын

KLM was like nainie to pam an

Brings back memories. Use to work for that Airlines in the late 60’s.

@eveshrie5949

3 жыл бұрын

SO DID I

WOW! My Dad worked for Pan Am from 1958 until they went out of business in 1991 so I actually lived this! I flew in First Class to Europe on this plane a few times back in the '70s and this experience is 100% accurate down to the caviar and even the serving utensils! Amazing! Next time I’m in LA I have to do this!!

I respect Pan Am but they’re not Air Koryo standard

@Mazuahaa

4 жыл бұрын

Cheers to the Repsected General Marshall !

@tharan8069

4 жыл бұрын

Lol I see u at Swiss 001 too

@flamebionicseer1262

4 жыл бұрын

@@tharan8069 there's about 200 poeple on KZread called Kim Jong-Um

@shimizukebin

4 жыл бұрын

How is the North doing with the Corona crisis?? 🤣🤣

@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un

4 жыл бұрын

Thomas Grieve Except I do watch Swiss001

Love your videos, but this one especially. My Dad flew the 747 for PanAm . He retired right before bankruptcy after 40 years. Had an amazing career and met my Mom who was a Flight Attendant. The service on PanAm in First Class was amazing! Airlines today dont even come close. The service in economy was amazing and how every person from the Porter to the Pilot to the Sky Cap treated every single passenger like the were the only person flying that day. Those days are long gone, and as an Airline Pilot myself I can tell you those were the best of times. Thanks for this retro look at the Golden Age of Aviation!

I love the mechanic, the cigarette was a nice touch.

It was fantastic airline! I wish it was alive today 😔

@aviax_l6192

Жыл бұрын

Agreed.

@MOMAZOSPATO

9 ай бұрын

American was also a fantástic airline, look at it now…

@sonicriser699

7 ай бұрын

yeah if only flight 103 never happened

Excellent! For a while it felt like I was in pan Am.♥

In case anyone was curious, two tickets for the first class experience of this cost $875 according to their website.

@DCYote1

4 жыл бұрын

That's still cheaper than a First Class ticket on a long haul flight xD

@cxlvxn6662

4 жыл бұрын

DC Yote Now now, that was the 1970s. The economy is different today. That plane ticket today could be around 3,000-5,000 dollars per person.

@andersonrodriguez8258

4 жыл бұрын

DC Yote Nd u get better service in this than today lol

@russiandrivers9986

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, that's pricey. It looks amazing, though.

@erikalomeli272

4 жыл бұрын

That's bullshit cuz if they really want to look back to the 70's they should charge the prices from back then to make it realistic

Imagine having a dining room in a plane, now it's your leg

Great clip!, love those early 70's TWA uniform, stunning. I clearly remember flying on a Pan Am 747SP from LAX to Auckland NZ back in November 79. Flew into a horrendous storm, meal service delayed for a few hours, instead they brought yummy sandwiches around. They were a great airline, an iconic pioneer.

The old lady's face is priceless

Sam, the aviation celebrity

Thanks for the memories it was a pleasure flying in those days quite an experienced indeed!

In 1983 I found myself in seat 1A on a Pan Am B747 from LHR to JFK .. I was 17 years old.. I was on a comp ticket thanks to my travel agent mother , who could work her magic with airlines and hotels who she did business with.. at that time it was one of the most amazing experiences I could ever dream of .. and I still remember many things about that flight .. my first long haul flight in first class .. it was truly magical .. and flying is still one of my favourite things to do ..

Sam thanks for the memories I was lucky enough to fly to one of the clippers to the Orient in the 80s BTW Sam the IFE was the “mile high Club “

Hey hey hey no iPads!! I'm glad I flew TWA as a kid in the 80s. Fond memories.

Thanks for the memories, this is absolutely different and I like it

Sam love this video so much as a child growing up in the 80s. It evokes memories of flying, the glamour, the fun. Loved the fashion show segment. Also the the check in experience at the desk. Keep on doing these videos. Flying isn't so much about the flying it's the full experience bravo.

Pan am, forever in the ♥️ of aviation lovers. During Ww2 its clippers would fly vips and spies from one end to the another of the atlantic ocean. Later each 747 was named after a clipper. The 707 was built on pan am's specifics. So was the 747.the revolution on Jan 22nd 1970. Pan am's first scheduled service operated by a 747, on the jfk-Lhr route carrying 345 passengers.

What a fantasy! I miss seeing the livery at airports. That tragic day that heralded the demise of this fabulous airline is forever etched in my mind. I was in London waiting for my parents to fly in for Christmas. We Brits really took the news hard. Glad to know Pa Am is risen from ashes, even if on the ground. Great showcase.

@rfsplayer162

4 жыл бұрын

When were you born

@Fakeslimshady

4 жыл бұрын

what happened?

@high_on_nightmares

4 жыл бұрын

@@Fakeslimshady flight 103 happened

@orighomisandediare4990

4 жыл бұрын

@@rfsplayer162 I'm in my 50's now. I started flying at age 8 but my father, who was a civil servant with the Port Authority from 1962-1977, flew all over the world including Pan Am Boeing 707 to NY from Lagos Nigeria. My siblings and I also used to go see him at the airport departing and arriving. What was funny was that our home was on the direct flightpath of the airport so we used to watch planes coming in to land for hours after school. We had fun, needless to say and love of planes has stayed with us all so much so that the 5 siblings have flown to all continents worldwide. It started with BOAC and Pan Am

@orighomisandediare4990

4 жыл бұрын

@@high_on_nightmares I remember that night. It put Lockerbie on the map for the wrong reason. Why do people always rush to catch these flights that are brought down in such tragic circumstances. My sister who worked with Goldman's London at the time lost some colleagues going to HQ. They got on the flight at the very last minute, so we know that was a packed flight. I still have a tender spot for all those lost and their family to this day 22 years later

The Pan Am experience was always the greatest experience in the skies! What an era! Thank you for sharing this beautiful video with us and all the best from the west coast of Florida USA!!!

Sam chui : This is so far the finest experience filled with moments of truth with PAN AM. Can't it be more real than this experience on ground. The show was presented with utmost real time experience.

how did they deal with severe turbulence back in the day? I can imagine those chinaware sliding on that wide table before being thrown all over the place.

@jason.mp3

4 жыл бұрын

I imagine it'd probably be the same as it is now on cruises and planes. Planes usually have trays that keep everything together, reducing the risk of everything spilling all over the place. Cruises are a little more messy with having to just hold on to plates and drinks so it won't fall off the table. It's pretty much the same now and in the past, but with less glass and fragile material and more plastic. TL;DR: Trays and/or passengers just having to manually keep their food and drinks on the table.

@ChrisGugliuzza

4 жыл бұрын

747's handle turbulence quite well

@SafepathUS

4 жыл бұрын

The "heavy" class aircraft for passengers are preferred for "safety control" and more comfy, less feeling of "turbulance" (caused by flying thru quick temperature changes or, windy to calm air space) if "creature comforts" are concerned. Haa. 🛫 747s safety record is the best too. 😀👍🙏 But most preferred, "4 jet turbines" are still the best bet to prevent any risky situation turning into any danger. .. Options...for more.. Unless you have Antonov super size cargo jets of Russia recent years, it was taken out of salvage to be used for international extremely heavy cargo. 🤔😲 . Military related .. also not mentioned in various class aircraft. 747 is "queen of the sky" because of the practicality impeccable safety record. 😀👍🙏 To much to list, but its truly amazing, the more you learn about aircaft the more you're curious to learn more....

@nightflyer3242

4 жыл бұрын

Same thing with how any first and business class deal with turbulence today, no service during those times.

@williamjones4483

4 жыл бұрын

It's a Boeing B747. Those aircraft were usually not bothered much by turbulence. If some turbulence was present, it was dealt with in the same way as today. Seat belt on and get hold of your plate and glass.

I wish this airline hadn’t ceased operations. It’s such a great airline, and I’ve always wanted to fly it, but it ceased over 10 years before I was born

I was lucky to fly a Pan Am 747SP when I was a child. And when I got older I got to use the UAL Apollo computers while working the ramp at SFO. This episode brought back so many good memories. I love how you celebrate commercial aviation both past and present. Keep it up Sam!!!

Sam this is the best.Thank you and the staff so great.

How cool is that ? Thanks for sharing the experience with us, Sam😊

Pan Am where the jet started - love it :) Very cool video Sam!! Huge like

Really back to 1980s and it was wow. Thanks Sam I appreciate your hard work to share this vlog

This is one thing any aviation fan must do before they die! I can’t wait to do this

I love the retro experience. Great video Sam.

Brilliant! A great nostalgic look back in the day of the Flights. Very entertaining thank you Sam Chui. 👍👍👍👍👍👍 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Great one Sam, and thanks for sharing. I'm old enough to remember flying in the '70's; this brings back a lot of memories of many great adventures. Oh to be young again, back when it was fun... Cheers.

Thank you Sam. My grandfather flew for pan am and retired before they declared bankruptcy so this amazing to see and I always get teared up thinking of him when I watch this

I have always preferred the type of seats in their “first” and “clipper” class versus the seats of today. I like a significant legroom, wide, comfortable seat. That’s all I need.

@Jackson_2329

9 ай бұрын

I think we all dom

Flying early 90's and smoking was still permitted...

@arsenioseslpodcast3143

4 жыл бұрын

Disgusting. Spreading your cancer to others. What a disgrace.

@Claro1993

4 жыл бұрын

Early 90s, Pan An was already in trouble at that time and didn’t survive the 90s.

@maxpower3206

4 жыл бұрын

@@arsenioseslpodcast3143 Have another donut!

@Ozymandias1

4 жыл бұрын

@@Claro1993 It funnily enough still exists as a railway company. The owners of it bought the naming rights and the logo. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_Am_Railways

@nakedlakedip57

4 жыл бұрын

Bobby Ligot And it was horrible Flew from Singapore to Perth On a plane full of chain smokers Wound up puking when I got of the plane And stink of smoke.......

This is so cool!! 👍👌👌😎😎💖💖 Thanks for this remake version of Pan Am 👏👏🙏🙏❤️❤️

This is so much fun. I think golden era in aviation long gone now.

13:38 wow! They also had tablet pc.....how advanced!

@sanjeevsharma6386

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@dmrxy.

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@sirBrouwer

4 жыл бұрын

that i have to say felt like a heavy break of immersion.

@nightflyer3242

4 жыл бұрын

@@sirBrouwer It will be a bigger break of immersion to watch a couple of millennial women struggle with a teletype.

@sirBrouwer

4 жыл бұрын

@@nightflyer3242 there is still the old style pen and paper that would work very well. just let the people check the products on paper and deal with the money stuff outside of the show part. that is how we do stuff like that over here. never use stuff that breaks the immersion in the theater area. (the airplane in this case) do that outside (in the ticked hall)

Great video! Those were the golden days of flying I should say! I am from India and would love to share an episode which had occurred on PanAm flight 73 on the 5th September 1986 when it was hijacked whilst in Pakistan for a quick stop over. The Indian air hostess the late and great Ms Neerja Bhanot saved the lives of many passengers and in the process had to lay down her own life. She is still remembered here in India as a hero for her selfless act of courage and bravery. She had received India's highest civilian decoration the "Ashoka Chakra" in the year 1987 and was also awarded the "Special Courage Award" by the US Department of Justice in the year 2006. Thought that I should mention this here.

@rainerrain9689

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you and RIP to Ms Neerja Bhanot .

@msr7373

2 жыл бұрын

She was also honoured “tamgha e insaniyat” (badge of humanity) by Pakistan govt

Thanks for the pan am video sam!,It really brings back the memories of my pan am 747 clipper flight! from New york JFK to london in 1972,and my other flight,from new york JFK to paris!..in 1973!

Love it! LOVE IT!! The ultimate for any AV Geek especially as I remember some of these! Would love to go... thanks for sharing Sam

Flying in the 70's must have been quite an experience. I cannot remember my first flight to Jakarta in 1975 since I was 2. Very well made replica of Pan Am Queen of the Skies, but I saw many more queens of the skies in this video. I'm a KLM-fan, so I like their uniforms from that era, but SQ was and still is the best imo. And yes, that spiral stair to the "hump". I remember looking up the stairs in 1983 in a SQ 747-200 (to SIN) for a couple minutes. Nothing happend until a SQ flight attendent grabbed my hand and took me upstairs to have a look and sit there. My English wasn't that good at that time (10 years old) but we could communicate, probably because of our love of the B747. I hope you can still share AV-video's with us in these exceptional times. You show us AV-geeks so many about aviation and everything related to it. Stay healthy and sure we will fly again!

@IVANGEBER

Жыл бұрын

Interesting.. what was your first flight to Jakarta? KLM from Amsterdam?

@ivanandhyiswara3333

Жыл бұрын

@@IVANGEBER Well, my first flight from AMS to CGK was in jan 1975. I was 1 year and 11 months old back then. I have a picture of me at the gate at Schiphol airport back then, showing a Garuda DC-10 (note from my already deceased dad says "schiphol vertrek" (in English: Schiphol departure)). I cannot recreate memories from back then myself, and my mom gives contradictory answers. So my answer to your question is my first flight is from AMS to GCK by Garuda on a DC-10. Not the Queen of the Sky unfortunately. Not 100% sure, sorry. But I do have a picture of me and my sister in an aeroplane, with a 3-4-3 conficuration in 1983. I am sure that was SQ and back then, that must have been a 747-2xx.

That was really cool! I liked that all of the food and drink were 70s themed too. And that they had Jovan Musk for sale!

@brmnyc

4 жыл бұрын

And Jean Nate' LOL!

Oh my God, what a FANTASTIC experience......PAN AM, Eastern L-1011, TWA, Northwest Orient...... The Boarding Pass *haha - what a BREATHTAKING video! Thank you Sam for uploading this....I remember, I remember💕✈️❤️️👍👍👍 GREAT Job as always, greetings from Germany!

Looks to be so fun in what people actually experienced back in the 70's through to the 1990's , how extraordinary , wish i flew Pan Am

I'd love to go there. I actually have the Pan Am model that they sold on the plane as part of their merchandise. Such a classic airline!

@rainerrain9689

4 жыл бұрын

Nice!

Delta: Kicks people of planes. United: Aggressively Drags people of planes. American: Drags people of planes. Pan Am: I flew them back in the 80s true quality service

@SyriusStarMultimedia

4 жыл бұрын

Always remember the following: Every airline in the world is back by the highest levels of government in each country. Do not get arrested abroad for a crime on a plane. As a side note; they have the means to not only drag you off the plane but to tie you to your assigned seat for the duration of the flight. Safety business/Not customer service.

@dingo7055

4 жыл бұрын

@@SyriusStarMultimedia Bullshit - United has dragged people off of planes because they overbooked them, the customer has paid for that seat and does nothing wrong, but they get dragged off anyway so the airline can protect its profits. Airlines now putting profits before people, which is the worst possible customer service, and from an aviation perspective, is actually incredibly dangerous for safety - by manufacturing an incident on board purely to save money, the airline risks personal injury to the passengers and their own staff. Also imagine if they extend this attitude to aircraft maintenance and you have a disaster on your hands.Safety my ass.

@bengarcia9612

4 жыл бұрын

American in the 80s was just as well, frank sinatra would occasionally play in the lounge upstairs on 747s (they had pianos upstairs)

@planesense7390

4 жыл бұрын

off

@Me-wl1tf

4 жыл бұрын

Well it certainly looks like pure quality

What a great idea! I didn't know about this before this video. Next time I go to LA I will have to experience it! This video brought back many memories of flights on Pan-Am and other airlines back in the 70s and 80s. I stil have Pan-Am playing cards, soap, and other miscellaneous items. I enjoyed many flights on Pan-Am as a kid and young adult. My first 747 ride was on Pan-Am between Sao Paulo (VCP) and New York (JFK). Once, on a trip from Miami back to Rio, we had a stop over in Brasilia and the captain invited me to the cockpit while we were stopped. I already liked airplanes, but for a 7 year old to sit in the pilot's seat of a 707, now that was just awesome! They left the cockpit door open for the next leg to Rio so I could see them fly the plane from my seat in the cabin! I will never forget that experience! My love for aviation was cemented that day and I have never regreated spending my life in the aviation industry. I never lost my excitement for being around airplanes and it was always a joy to go to work. I still get very excited about a trip on a plane, even now that I am retired. Thanks for digging up the memories. Sam! I truly enjoyed this video! As for Uniforms, I can't decide between the British Caledonian or the Northwest Orient. I remember those uniforms from flights I took on those airlines. BCal's service was superior to NW's as I recall. Plus, there was a super cute British stewardess that made that plaid uniform unforgettable. She stopped by often and we chatted a bunch on my first flight to Europe. It was a British Caledonian DC-10 flight from Rio (GIG) to London (LGW). I was 9 and remember staying awake for the entire trip because I was too excited to sleep! And that stewardess; Carol was her name! She had such a lovely accent! Ah, those days were tremendous!! Cheers, Sam! I always look forward to your videos!

Wow ! Sam this was such a fun video ,I remember flying United in the 60’s thanks for the memories ❤️😍👏🏼

Guy: Where do you work Girl: I work as a fake flight attendent

The flight attendants are priceless!

This is so cool my grandfather was a flight engineer for Pan Am and even retired before they went under and spent a lot of time on the old clippers and even ditched one in the Pacific in the 50’s and spent a lot of time on the 747s and my mom flew on the 707s and 747s for a lot of her life

This is fantastic nostalgia. Way before the time that flat lie beds were even thought of. First class was exceptional , seat side full silver service , cocktails , the upper deck lounge/restaurant . The golden era of flying. Compared to what flying is like today ! Incomparable. I flew Pan Am in Nov 1989 , LHR-JFK , on a B747-200 in economy , seating config was 3-4-3 , and decent spacing between the seats. Then flew on them on the B727-300 from Philadelphia-Mia-Nassau return. I m so chuffed that I got to fly them.Especially that they no longer exist . They were a World class airline, and were well respected. This is a great concept , showcasing and keeping the memory alive .

Such a unique experience!

@arsenioseslpodcast3143

4 жыл бұрын

Didn’t this airline get blown up over England back in the 80’s? No fucking thanks!

@seifarri7468

4 жыл бұрын

I don’t think that accident was pan am’s fault because there was a bomb in the plane I think,,,

looks fun! This is exactly the kind of thing I would dream of building when I was a kid. It is possible to further improve the experience with not very complicated additions that will give a slightly more realistic feeling in the cabin or during boarding. The most missing thing in my opinion is to put a hidden sound system near that sheet with the 747 printed on it, that plays a sound track of the very symbolic sound of the auxiliary power unit of the 747. That ever so memorable high-pitched whistle that was so exciting when you got on a flight in a 747. Even inside the cabin, I think there is room to add a subtle sound effect of the buzz of the electrical system, maybe along with some typical background music "of airlines", maybe to find the original boarding music that was played on Pan Am. Also, during the meal I would play the sound of the rumble noise from the drag during the "flight" ". Even just one of these ideas would greatly enhance the sense of conviction that the visitors are actually in flight and not just dining in an aviation museum showroom or in a still factory mock-up. I can think of other things like some sort of symbolic visual effect in the windows that looks more or less like clouds moving by maybe with something with some GOBO light or something along those lines (not necessarily with screens like in a simulator). If only I could afford to build a project similar to this... 🙂

My friend’s mom was an FA for PanAm. Love this PamAm Experience. The only thing missing is the thrust of the engines!

I can watch these videos all day. I hope I’m able to fly this much pretty soon.

Good gracious, I very well remember the BA Uniform 1985 :) British Caledonian looks funny. Somehow I like all uniforms. But if I had to choose a fav then it is probably the current Singapore.

Sam chui I love planes I love your channel YOUR THE BEST YT EVER!!!!!!

Sam, I worked as a travel agent for almost 30 years back in Brazil and my first time travelling to USA was with PAN AM B747 and I never going to forget that amazing experience in my whole life! How do I miss the Pan Am B 747, to me it was the best and unique aircraft in the whole world and being honest I still think it!

How wonderful. I did fly Pan Am several times and first class on 747 once in 1977 LHR -JFK. Loved them.

Pan Am? Now that’s a big step in time, Frank Sinatra is playing in my head

I like the uniforms of 70's. So classic!

Flown two return trips in the early 1980s on Panam. London Heathrow to Karachi and London Heathrow to Washington Dulles. Those were the golden days of flying.

Some of the 70s and 80s looks so fashionable that it will still fit in today 😁

I wish that “pan am•” still existed..

It's a pity PANAM doesn'f fly anymore...

Great video Sam. Thanks for sharing.

I wonder what the job-ad looked like? Those girls are so talented. What an amazing experience. ❤️

That’s amazing

This is so cool! My dad worked for Pan-Am in the 80s at LAX....Im going to show him this video👍🏻

This is a fun video. I worked for Pan Am at LAX, as an avionics tech from 1987 to 1991. This brings back great memories. Thanks Sam.

Wow...the upperdeck social area; lounge & bar realy feels like inside private BBJ747🛫🤓

@arsenioseslpodcast3143

4 жыл бұрын

Didn’t this airline get blown up over England back in the 80’s? No fucking thanks!

@andersonrodriguez8258

4 жыл бұрын

Better than today lol nd they want to bring it in back like it didn’t exist back then

@abandonedchannel281

4 жыл бұрын

Arsenio Buck Pan Am has had 5 write offs

@high_on_nightmares

4 жыл бұрын

@@arsenioseslpodcast3143 what a fucking troll

Missing that old day

Very nice thank you Sam.When I was kid at 4 years old that remembered 60 years ago from London to Chicago with my mum and brother by Pan Am:))

I grew up in LA and I flew Pan Am every chance I got. I was Platinum in their World Pass Frequent Flyer program. Sydney, London, Stockholm, Rome, Auckland, Honolulu, New York, Miami. I also belonged to their Clipper Club. They were, and still are, my favorite airline.I hope I can do this Pan Am Experience in the near future. It really was fun to fly back them.

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Missing those years...

@arsenioseslpodcast3143

4 жыл бұрын

Didn’t this airline get blown up over England back in the 80’s? No fucking thanks!

Yesterday night only i watched Pan Nam's documentary and now i am seeing this !

Great video Sam. I am pretty sure that in the past, flying experinces was awsome!!

Damn i wish i was alive when pan Am was this alive and ride it (edit: Thanks for the 36 likes! I didnt expect to get this many likes)

@aviationspotting2067

4 жыл бұрын

daichi Shimmura but u may not be rich or luck enough to even ride an airplane back in the days

@daichishimmura9886

4 жыл бұрын

Avia Ryan i have board lots of aircrafts but not in Pan Am i wasnt born bofore the company goes bankrupt

@PauloGaetathe_original

4 жыл бұрын

Everyone just took it for granted just like they do today with the present Airlines. I was able to fly Pan Am stand by from JFK to Heathrow back in 1978. It's main budget competitor was Laker Skytrain from Freddie Laker.

@arsenioseslpodcast3143

4 жыл бұрын

Didn’t this airline get blown up over England back in the 80’s? No fucking thanks!

@annatamparow4917

4 жыл бұрын

daichi Shimmura Age has some advantages! I flew on a PanAm 747 aged ten, standard economy, with my parents! I loved the uniforms ad the hard candy!

Imagine going to that PanAm experience, flying to JFK, and then spending the night at the TWA hotel?! So great.

@farhanjarif2732

4 жыл бұрын

Yup

@johniii8147

4 жыл бұрын

Wouldn’t be with it. The TWA hotel is pretty mediocre

Nostalgia. There were romantic times. I would like to go there.

So much fun! Pan Am was always the epitome of flying for me. Alas I never got to fly a Pan Am but my dad did many times and brought home Pan Am swag, all of which my mom threw out when they sold the old family house!

I flew from LA to Heathrow with Pan Am in 1973

@arsenioseslpodcast3143

4 жыл бұрын

Didn’t this airline get blown up over England back in the 80’s? No fucking thanks!

@MrAlastairwylie

4 жыл бұрын

Arsenio Buck sorry it was scotland and that was a terrorist attack 😬

@wannaplaythisdavid

3 жыл бұрын

ur that old?

@davidyates8880

3 жыл бұрын

@@wannaplaythisdavid I was 6 when I flew Pan Am

@wannaplaythisdavid

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidyates8880 so ur like about 60 now right?

6:06 I like how they parodied the original flight safety "video". Yes, I know this was before modern in-flight entertainment systems existed. 7:07 I'm sure they originally used one of those big RGB projectors with the 3 lenses.

I flew on Northwest Orient 747 from Guam to California in 1975, awesome. Flew over 10 times on 747 mostly in the early 90s with EVA, still my favorite jet.

Beautiful thanks Sam for this Lovely Experience Man!!

Sam, you have to visit the Old Pan Am HQ in Miami! Do a Sim Ride.