The First Airline To Circle The Globe | Pan Am: Crossing the Pacific (Part 3)

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

Boston born 1960 we'd pledge allegiance to the United States of America every morning at school, the effects of WW 2 was still strong, it was a very proud America. Great story of Pan am. God bless America.🇺🇸

[@aramos3639]

man flying aircraft over oceans with no gps and only math to navigate sounds so insane, we take that for granted now that we have airliners that can do 19 hour direct flights halfway over the planet

[@joshuajuarez3471]

I really enjoyed this one. Great doc here. It was wonderful. Love aviation stories. And aviation alone

[@anthonycontino8550]

So SAD that PAN Am no longer exists as an airline.

[@sarbaazchabahar]

What a superb story!✌️

[@gardengeek3041]

An interesting story, well told. Enough daring & drama to keep viewers glued to the screen. Generous use of vintage film clips.

[@jetset4me1]

I was lucky enough to work for PanAm in Chicago in the 70's.

[@susanwahl6322]

I remember learning about this. It was incredible.

[@Nicosshalagalanis]

God bless the worlds democracy guardian US!❤🇺🇸
With love from Tirana/Pristina/Thessaloniki!

[@quietguy1948]

Excellent series!!!

[@jamesmckay8663]

It absolutely incredible....😮😮

[@caelen_c]

So cool

[@idavilleishere8782]

wow

[@mikeisaacs2314]

We can kinda if compare it it the internet today it made the world smaller

[@jwac3io]

Like Robert Ballard, "Looking for the Titanic," when he was really looking for the USS Scorpion, and the USS Thresher.

[@FinnTheHuman-01]

Next China Airlines 642

[@Junior.galloska]

First

[@Jaggerbush]

7 days later and there's like 10 comments and this guy is acting like hes hit the lottery 🤡🤣