History of ATL Hartsfield-cool pics

[HoserASA]

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[IFLYASA]

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Men wearing suits and ties, woman wearing dresses. Much classier back then.

 

[cldsfr79]

Men wearing suits and ties, woman wearing dresses. Much classier back then.

cool shots. Soooo, is there any way I can apply for an airline job back then....you know, when flying had prestigious and pilots were well respected.

 

[zawillif]

cool shots. Soooo, is there any way I can apply for an airline job back then....you know, when flying had prestigious and pilots were well respected.

Only if you're Marty McFly.

 

[at7driver]

a did you know ???? any racers out there have any pics info on the old atlanta boardtrack that was there before hartsfield..

here is a neat story on how hartsfield came to be.....


http://www.peachstateaero.com/dotnetnuke/CandlerFieldMuseum/tabid/121/Default.aspx

 

[CX880]

cool shots. Soooo, is there any way I can apply for an airline job back then....you know, when flying had prestigious and pilots were well respected.

Only if you are Prince of Persia Sands of Time. But you have to find that time warping dagger first. I heard it's in Iran.

 

[IFLYASA]

Only if you're Marty McFly.

And if you put the flux capacitor on the nose cone of the RJ, you might get the 1.21 "Jiga" watts to find out the white dragon was just a witty bitty hatchling.

 

[CA1900]

And those flight attendants are still working today. :laugh:

 

[say again]

And those flight attendants are still working today. :laugh:

:laugh::laugh:

 

[JustaNumber]

cool shots. Soooo, is there any way I can apply for an airline job back then....you know, when flying had prestigious and pilots were well respected.

Of course, we often forget the real history, but pilots had a pretty good chance of dying on the job back then. Have you read Fate is the Hunter by Earnest Gann? He spends the entire book interspersing his personal stories with listings of all of his newhire classmates who died in this or that accident. They earned every cent of their pay! (Excellent book, by the way).