Trans-Canada Air Lines Flight Attendants 1950s
This interesting film about Trans-Canada Air Lines Flight Attendants in the 1950s is now streaming on JetFlix.TV.
This film was digitized as a part of Air Canada’s archives some years ago, which was a massive undertaking that we completed, but we never presented this show on DVD. We now have the pleasure of releasing it on JetFlix TV for your viewing entertainment.
In the 1950s, a job as a stewardess was a job for younger, non-married women. But it was a highly prestigious position and a young, well-mannered lady could explore the world, whilst also earning a good pay check. The stewardess position of the 1950s demanded many skills including aptitude, honed pose, good manners, impeccable grooming and the ability to cope with an emergency in a calm manner whilst under pressure. All of these demands were such that only a select group of fine women were able to attain such a highly coveted position of the day.
Trans-Canada Air Lines Canadair DC-4M2 Northstars and Vickers Viscounts, the main airliners of the 1950s for TCA both feature quite extensively in this cute little movie, making it a must-watch show for classic airliner fans.
