LH service in the 70's
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LH service in the 70's
We all have a tendency to glorify flying back in the good old days. I still remember the exitement when I entered the B707 as a kid for my first flight to visit relatives...
While the soft product was likely better back then, seating in the pointy end of the tube was certainly worse... http://airlinespastpresent.blogspot....-brochure.html gives some insight into LH's service in the 1970's. Enjoy.
While the soft product was likely better back then, seating in the pointy end of the tube was certainly worse... http://airlinespastpresent.blogspot....-brochure.html gives some insight into LH's service in the 1970's. Enjoy.
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In my recollection, there was a checkbox "VIP" on the back of the boarding pass. If checked, you were invited to the senator lounge. Also, certain passengers received the HON status upon invitation.
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What surprises me: On page 7 it says: "...trolleys are well stocked with alcoholic beverages (no charge in first class)..." So did the charge for a beer or wine in economy class? A kind of early version of a buy onboad model?
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Sounds weird... My recollection (which is more from the 80s than the 70s) is that, not only alcoolic beverages were free of charge, but served in small size bottles that were handed over to the passengers.