Pan American Boeing 707 Introduction 1959

During 1958 and 1959, Pan American World Airways took delivery of 22 Boeing 707 jetliners. This statistic alone made Pan American the world’s leading airline to usher in the jet age. Although the travelling public were already well familiar with flying on propellor driven airliners, the new jetliners were such a large step forward that …Read more »

Air Canada Technical Operations 1980

Air Canada Technical Services, based at the airline’s Dorval headquarters in Montreal is responsible for the maintenance inspections on the airline’s fleet of aircraft. Nearly one third of the airline’s employees were employed in this department under the direction of Lyle Rafery, Senior Vice President of Technical Services. The operations fall under seven main branches: …Read more »

“Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue” – Air Canada 1977 travel agent film

A humor in-house support Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue – Air Canada 1977 travel agent film produced in 1977. The year of Air Canada’s 40th Anniversary. Also it explains all the interesting ways travel agents can sell Air Canada travel products, with the focus of the film being a somewhat demanding fellow, who is …Read more »

Air Canada Industry Challenges 1982

Tokyo Haneda Airport for aviation fans and spotters

Tokyo Haneda Airport is a mecca for diehard aircraft aviation fans and spotters. It can easily be accessed via the train from Shinjuku Station in central Tokyo with a journey time of about 45 minutes each way. Also It includes changing trains as there is no direct train to reach the terminal buildings. Haneda Airport boasts …Read more »

Farewell Grixona IL-18 ER-ICB PART 1

CLICK HERE to buy this DVD. Farewell Grixona IL-18 ER-ICB PART 1 is a four part show specially for the IL18 connoisseur filmed by Daniel Frohriep-Ichihara. According to Steve Kinder, this program is a “treasured memory of the last international charter flight of IL-18 ER-ICB in September, 2010 from Chisinau in Moldova to Zhuliani in …Read more »