Good vintage airline footage and, because AT&T sponsored it, a lot of telephones. Producer: Fairbanks (Jerry) Productions Sponsor: American Telephone and Telegraph Co. (AT&T) Shows the varied forms of communications used by commercial air carriers in confirming reservations, preparing aircraft for flight, monitoring aircraft in flight and maintaining air-to-ground contact.
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for some reason, i never understood what AT&T standed for until now wow
Just fantastic, the technology then was almost scary.
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did they have Auto Pilot back then?
WOW! THAT was what computers looked like back then?
Que lindo video, que epoca abra sido la de volar en la decada del 60, saludos
Nice, Wonderful Classic Of Plane Talk.
707s , 727s , DC-8s all the classic jetliners great days back then .
thanks for sharing
I miss flying the way it used to be.
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Miss the way it used to be
Everybody is dressed up for the filming, and nobody smoked.
telephones will never catch on
@dpurdue Awesome! Anyone want to watch Seinfeld ?!
@SylarDX85 Laptops would be allowed during take off and landing since they will not interfere with 1965 ATC frequencies!
Doesn’t the pilot need flight plan clearance prior to taxi? Teletype is the grandfather of the internet I assume…
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@oooowwwwdddd …
Think you have an advanced civilization today?
These people enjoyed hassle-free and worry-free boarding, courteous service and interaction before, during, after flights, didn’t have to fly next to some jacknut with cruddy feet in flipflops and a UFC t-shirt, had more room even in smaller aircraft … oh, and didn’t worry about having to phone their contact list 24/7…how did they ever survive? All while we’re like cattle as the TSA grope away. “Stone Age” my butt
that was when the airline staff were friendly to you
Wow. Everything seemed so simply, and nice back then.
why don’t the make films like these anymore?
it feels like i am watching a mad men’s episode.
LMAO @ 9:25
downtown ticket offices are a thing of the past.
This is so awesome!