25 Habits You Had as a 1970s Airline Passenger That Are Now BANNED

If you flew in the 1970s, you smoked at your seat, you wandered up to the cockpit to visit the pilots, and you handed your baby to the stewardess so you could finish your dinner. All of it was ordinary. In between are twenty-three more freedoms, each one closed by a rule that did not exist when the ticket was sold. In this video: ✓ Saying goodbye at the curb while the plane idled ✓ Racing to the gate with the door about to close ✓ Meeting arriving family right at the gate ✓ Kids playing on the cabin floor ✓ Drinks poured freely and bottles brought aboard ✓ The best seat on the plane, up behind the pilots ✓ Smoke in the waiting lounges ✓ Kids flying alone with a note The sky of the 1970s ran on trust and tolerance, and both had a price nobody at the window seat was keeping track of. That part belongs to the people who were there, and it deserves to stay on the record whatever the rules became. 1970sAirlines #JetAge #VintageAirTravel #AviationHistory