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Old Jul 24, 2019 | 7:06 pm
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Originally Posted by AA100k

I’m not sure what the prop planes were, maybe DC-7s if they were still around in the early 60’s. I know we flew in a 707 because I have the pin.
Perhaps you flew in more than one aircraft, because I’m sure you don’t remember the dry loud noise and props through the window on a turbojet aircraft. DC-7s were still around in the 1960s, though sometimes on less important routes. (In 1965 I flew in a UA DC-7C SMF-SFO.) And perhaps it wasn’t Pan Am? Depending on the year, it looks like PA east-west USA flights were operated by AA. See below 1966.
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