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5 Relics From the “Golden Age” of Air Travel

Saturday, May 25, 2024

5 Relics From the "Golden Age" of Air Travel

The late 1950s marked the beginning of what many consider the "golden age" of air travel. A lot has changed since then, yet many travelers find themselves nostalgic for a seemingly more glamorous era in the skies. But was flying back then all it was cracked up to be? Go back in time to discover five things we used to see on airplanes that we no longer do.

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