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To all of you who have done this as well, I know you'll grin.
All others, won't have a clue....
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Haha! We used to call these "Grandma Planes" because this is how we flew from Hickam to Christchurch to see my grandma when I was a kid.
We always used to eat beef stroganoff. ugh. Couldn't eat it for years.
But the guys used to give us kids baggies of goodies and a set of earplugs. Thank goodness for those earplugs!
Good times, good times...
United 747; Chicago to Newark red eye departed at midnight and only had 14 passengers including myself.
We used to to fly LHR to JFK on Pan AM and TWA a lot. I don't remember any flights with 14 people, but when there were full rows of center seats open, there were no shorter flights.
i dont remember all my flughts and I know that some of these are now defunct:
british airways /BOAC
EL AL
American airlines
TWA
alitalia
air france
Brussels airways
Aeroflot
Turkish airlines
delta a airline
continental
KLM
Iberia
TWA
PAN AM
Carnival
American
Northwest
US Air
British Airways
BOAC
Air France
United
Spirit
Delta
Air Tran
SAETA
LAN
El Al
China Eastern
Shandong Airlines
Tower Air
ASA
America West
TAME
Ayit
Jetstar
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