Thursday, 18 January 2024

What flying was like in the 1960s 🍸✈️

The 1960s marked an exciting new era in air travel. The introduction of jet engines on commercial planes led to larger, faster aircraft such as the Boeing 707, and made flying more accessible.

Vintage Photos of 1960s Air Travel

Science & Industry

T he 1960s marked an exciting new era in air travel. The introduction of jet engines on commercial planes led to larger, faster aircraft such as the Boeing 707, and made flying more accessible. It was also a social experience: The golden age of air travel cultivated an in-flight atmosphere akin to a cocktail party as guests dined, drank, and smoked en route to their destination.

Advertisement

More on Technology

01.

5 Facts About the Golden Age of Radio

➝

02.

7 Things You Would Find on a City Street 100 Years Ago

➝

03.

6 Inventions That Came Out of the Victorian Era

➝

Recommended Reading

U.S. History

10 Facts About the First 10 Constitutional Amendments

➝

World History

8 of the Most Heroic Dogs in History 

➝

+ Load more

Advertisement

A daily digest of history's most fascinating happenings.

Want to unsubscribe?

 Click here
Advertisements: Powered by • AdChoices
Posted by at

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)