I enjoyed watching this souvenir of your trip. I flew as a passenger on Pan Am from JFK-CDG and wish I had flown them more often. Thanks for inspiring my memories through yours.
My mother (and I briefly) worked for Pan Am at LHR. Flew with them so many times in the 70s and early 80s...great memories. Dont miss those headphones though.
Pertaining to the cockpit, 2:59 that's super old school to see the flight engineer who's sitting behind the pilot and co-pilot. The guy sitting there smiling at you. Now that job is obsolete and done by computers.🤓
Oh yea pan am was 1 un a mi3 n my dad worked for pan an 58 yrs n he was a macanic n on the line crew n went to mci to run the hydruc shop n i miss him n oan am n retired right befor pan am went out n i rem the day s of flying all over the world n we flew sub low ir Or stand by n many many times we got bumped but it waa a wonderfull time n it waa a good time to see the world. N i ty to my dad n ty to pan am
I flew Pan Am when I was a kid and so wanted to be a pilot for them. I wanted to fly the world over like the pilots of old did. I got that chance, albeit for only a few years. But I enjoyed the short time and am proud to say that I was a Clipper pilot.
Love seeing the old Pan Am Worldport at JFK. Many memories of killing time there waiting for international flights. And the old movie screen with the continents- that they would flip over when time to play the in flight movie- how times have changed!
Silent Review is what it's called. Flight Attendants mentally prepare themselves for any possible emergency senario during Take-Off and Landing. As a crew member in the cabin you usually relax a bit once the wheels have left the ground and you notice a steady positive climbout, I agree it sometimes looks funny - unmotivated somehow.
Thanks super interesting .. may I ask the leg of the flight from New York to London .. would this of been the leg of the trip that 18 months before the Syracuse students would of boarded at the same gate in New York for flight 103
My father was a smoker when I was growing up. The entire family had to sit in the smoking area in the back few rows. Horrible then and even more so when I look back on it now.
Do not apologise for your camera shoot skills. Anything from Pan Am is rare and precious. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful video I worked for Pan Am for 12yrs it was a fantastic experience..
Your welcome, we all miss the good old days ✈️
Here i have one more video
th-cam.com/video/-PnN7XnBg-Q/w-d-xo.html
@@norteehki awesome..thank you
A fascinating glimpse into a long lost world. Thank you for the upload!
@@bmused55 your welcome
I enjoyed watching this souvenir of your trip. I flew as a passenger on Pan Am from JFK-CDG and wish I had flown them more often. Thanks for inspiring my memories through yours.
Your welcome, i also have good memories of Pan Am. 👍
I love these old videos. Turns out 26 years later I took off on that exact same runway after my first visit to NYC - with a BA 747 :-)
I have a new pan am video
th-cam.com/video/-PnN7XnBg-Q/w-d-xo.html
Great video! Such a rare opportunity to see the cabins of Pan Am! Thank you for posting this.
Thanks, yw 🇺🇸
My mother (and I briefly) worked for Pan Am at LHR. Flew with them so many times in the 70s and early 80s...great memories. Dont miss those headphones though.
Thats great, good old memories, oh yes those headphones , nobody will miss these....... 😄
Just like being there. Now I have flown Pan Am !, Thank you.
Here one more
th-cam.com/video/-PnN7XnBg-Q/w-d-xo.html
Wow, it's one of the very first flight reports! Thanks a lot for sharing
You're welcome ✈️
Pertaining to the cockpit, 2:59 that's super old school to see the flight engineer who's sitting behind the pilot and co-pilot. The guy sitting there smiling at you. Now that job is obsolete and done by computers.🤓
Yes a lot has changed over 34 years.
Loved seeing the beautiful 727s & DC9s. Loved them. Real flying. Aussie Bob 😊
Amazing video!! (And to see the wonderful Twin Towers). Thank you for posting such history!!
Yw 🇺🇸
Ex Singapore Airlines 747, until aquired by Pan Am. Must have been nice to be on board and hear and feel those old P&W engines throttle up..
Nice, yes nice sound these 4 engines. My favorite engine sound is from the DC 10 or MD 11
Pan Am was ahead of its time in the livery department.
Golly i was at MCO just this week and it looks unchanged from this 1990 vid!
Oh yea pan am was 1 un a mi3 n my dad worked for pan an 58 yrs n he was a macanic n on the line crew n went to mci to run the hydruc shop n i miss him n oan am n retired right befor pan am went out n i rem the day s of flying all over the world n we flew sub low ir
Or stand by n many many times we got bumped but it waa a wonderfull time n it waa a good time to see the world. N i ty to my dad n ty to pan am
Spectacular!, like this. Its a very good movie about the last days fon Pan Am. Three conexions from Orlando to Amsterdam. No Non-stop.
Thank you, yes ,the good old days 😉
Thanks for posting this. I think its the best video Ive seen. I loved Pan Am and I wanted to be one of their pilots.
Thank you ✈️
I flew Pan Am when I was a kid and so wanted to be a pilot for them. I wanted to fly the world over like the pilots of old did. I got that chance, albeit for only a few years. But I enjoyed the short time and am proud to say that I was a Clipper pilot.
Love seeing the old Pan Am Worldport at JFK. Many memories of killing time there waiting for international flights. And the old movie screen with the continents- that they would flip over when time to play the in flight movie- how times have changed!
Great video - thanks for sharing!
Thanks , your welcome.
New video.
th-cam.com/video/-PnN7XnBg-Q/w-d-xo.html
Wow!!! Thank you very match))))
Great video. I miss these days.
Thank you 🇺🇸
So sad that Pan Am had less than a year and a half left at that point.
yes , so true
don't make me cry.... my beloved and late daddy worked almost 30 years for Pan Am.
Clipper 440 sorry to hear . Maybe he was on one of my flights.
Mine too. Visit facebook.com/PAAMUSEUM/
me too
11:13 looking motivated and ready to serve us ...
Silent Review is what it's called. Flight Attendants mentally prepare themselves for any possible emergency senario during Take-Off and Landing. As a crew member in the cabin you usually relax a bit once the wheels have left the ground and you notice a steady positive climbout, I agree it sometimes looks funny - unmotivated somehow.
5:39 Every time I see the Twin Towers in old footage, I'm slightly moved. Especially today, on the 22nd anniversary.
We all are at every sept 11
Yes those were Pan Am good old days.
@9:30 man those were the years, where you could smoke in the terminal wherever.
Nice video ✈️
I completely bought 'The Camper', 101% realistic. Incredible!
I know, especially with this quality of video, that was creepy it was so real!
Thanks super interesting .. may I ask the leg of the flight from New York to London .. would this of been the leg of the trip that 18 months before the Syracuse students would of boarded at the same gate in New York for flight 103
Thanks, i think so yes, the same flight and plane.
@@norteehki the plane was actually clipper maid of the seas .. but thanks for the reply interesting to see a place of history
Yw 👍🇺🇲
The audio here is absolutely great☺️
Pan Am was the best there was and every will be.
Interesting that Pan Am flew a 727 between London and Amsterdam. I didn't know they had short haul flights between European cities.
Yes, there where no long haul flights from Amsterdam back then, and almost no code sharing. I like it this way, you get more flighing for your money.😬
Just like t.w.a. b-727.all over europe. TwA usd the 727 from berlin via hamburg to ams
The old JFK airport and Pan am terminal awesome memories nice video.👍
That’s so cool that you used to be able to smoke in the airport and on the airplane.
What’s so cool about that? You used to be able to shit in the street too!! I guess that’s cool as well. 😎
It might sound cool but it was awful, banning smoking in public areas and especially in planes was long overdue.
My father was a smoker when I was growing up. The entire family had to sit in the smoking area in the back few rows. Horrible then and even more so when I look back on it now.
Smoking is out of style now.
❤❤❤🎉Saudosa Pan Am !!! 🇧🇷
very nice unfortunately no inflight Service shown
These days you where not allowed to film inside,so i had to do it secretly, they came to me several times asking if i was filming.🙃
nice memories...from Pan Am kid of 30 years
form one "Pan Am Brat" to another. facebook.com/PAAMUSEUM/
5:41 and 8:31 World Trade Center twin towers?
Yes they where still there😔
13:09 That mom is now a grandma of that baby's kids, I'm sure
Oh yes, 30 years later for sure.....
Die meneer ligt er tot op de dag van vandaag nogsteeds :)
Grappig, en ook met dezelfde kleren aan ?
@@norteehki Ja, alleen ligt hij tegewoordig in een glazen vitrine
What gate did you leave from at MCO? And was Pan Am Terminal A or B
Sorry , can't remember, its 30 years ago 😬
Wow, I was just at MCO last week and it looks exactly the same now as it did 34 years ago. Orlando is a ridiculously outdated and undersized airport.
This is GOLD!! ❤
Why is that crying baby booked on every flight 😱. Aussie Bob 😊😊😊
😂
My favorite moment is her hair at 11:38!
Lol ,thats 80's and 90's hairstyle .
Pan Am 😭😭😭😭
World Trade Center sightings.. so sad to know their future fate..
N550PA 727-200adv clipper high flyer kmco-kjfk n724pa 747-212b clipper fair wind JFK-eham
Paper hand written tickets
Those years they were already printed.
I think good service as well
Not on all flights, but fot that time good. ✈️
Ah yes, the obligatory crying baby.
9:43 welcome to hell
No direct flight from JFK to AMS?
I guess that's Ron and Kari, classic 80s big hair!
Yes, the good old days ✈️
No direct flights, only a 747 from LHR