Look Back at Flying in the 1950s

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A new article from Huffington Post today provided a very interesting look back at the early years of commercial aviation.  From those early days which included lobster meals and copious amounts of smoking in-flight, the industry evolved through increased competition and regulation. 

One of the most striking elements of travel in the 1950s was the rarity.  Transportation by air was a luxury few could afford.  Those who did purchase a ticket were often provided a postcard for the flight – intended to notify those who were not fortunate enough to buy a ticket just how incredible the experience was.

To read the article in its entirety, click here.