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Lie-flat beds, single 'stewardesses' & indestructible luggage: This is what is was like to fly in the 1940s

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The modern commercial aviation industry traces its roots and routes back to the 1930s, when a glut of then-futuristic metal planes, fresh home from war, were put to use by countries all over the world (roadwarriorvoices.com) More...

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matt jensen 1
It was a wonderful time in history
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