Pan American World Airways, commonly known as (Pan Am). Pan Am was the principal and largest United States international air carrier from the late 1920s until its collapse on 4 December, 1991.
From 1920 until his death symbolizes in 1991, Pan American Airlines everyone has the luxury of air traffic.
Elite brochure packed some of the first commercial use of jumbo jets and were treated to delicious meals round bright and beautiful girl in uniform haute couture.
Celebrities, entrepreneurs and the "Rainbow Class" also fly to distant destinations throughout the world on the mega-airlines, the United States, the first international airline.
As flight attendants were famous, Pan Am, beauty and intelligence, they were the first company to adopt the Boeing 747, has revolutionized the radio and emergency equipment, and broke records with a New York to travel around the world in New York. "
The fate of Pan Am was, of course, not a glamor with the problems of monopoly and the route of bankruptcy permanently grounded flights in December 1991.
For several decades, but the pilots and their girls in blue were celebrities in their own right, almost invincible, by changing the way we always think of air travel, even inspiring a television brand new 20 years later. But what life was really like in the sky friendly?
Trained in medical services, and extreme luxury of Pan Am flight attendants have contributed to the definition of service and style in the air that Pan Am has made it so popular for decades.
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