Service on Airliners

[ThePointer]

Does anyone remember when you used to fly the planes had little lounges in the rear for the coach passengers? I remember when the DC 10 first started and the 747 they both had piano lounges on American Airlines Now you can barely sit in the seats they give you

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[The Blowhard]

We always flew on Eastern, which was a major player back in the day.
Oh yeah, we called them "Stewardesses" back then, and they were all hot.
The biggest plane was the Boeing 707, until the 747's came along, with yes, piano bars LOL!

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[Tall_James]

I remember my father getting me dressed up to take a flight because it was a big deal back then. Everyone dressed up for it. Hell, I miss the days when people would wear a shirt and tie to the ballpark to see a Mets game.

On airplanes now you see fat women in impossibly tight stretch pants and neolithic men.

Call me old-fashioned, but I prefer the days when men wore hats, and by that I mean not the turned-around baseball cap.

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[furie]

deregulation killed service on the
airlines.




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[nickeye]

The only airline on which I liked the service was "Cathay Pacific". I felt like a king.

Maybe it was because I told them that I was John Stamos.

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