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I flew Pan Am on a B727-200 from LAX-MSY-TPA. I was flying First Class but got bumped to Economy after Delta cancelled their Tampa flt. I was given a seat in the first row of Economy and served dinner from First Class. After I got home I received a letter of apology from a V.P. of Sales. This was an old National Airlines route (and acft). Service was great. I was a AC con and they treated me so well.
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I flew PA several times in the late eighties and early nineties on either the LHR-SEA or LHR-LAX sectors. The 741's and 742's were old but comfortable, and I got to ride upstairs on two occasions, which made for a really nice pair of crossings. The only downer was the food - in our family, PA was known as "Rubber Chicken Airways".
I flew with them LHR-SEA four days after Lockerbie - oh boy was that an experience, searched twice before I even reached the ticket counters! They even checked everybody's carry-ons (for the fourth time) at the boarding door.
David
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I've flown on Pan Am from 1969-1991. Service was topnotch if you flew First Class but anything else was pretty poor. I got the feeling that most PA FAs felt that they were doing you a favor when you boarded. A very pretentious bunch. I flew PA mostly from JFK-LHR and vv too many times to count. Other trips were
JFK-FCO 1983
CLE-JFK 1983,84,85
LHR-MIA 1981,1983,
MIA-GTW 1991
LHR-BEG many times
FRA-BEG 1974,1977
All in all I've been on their 727-100s, 707s and 747s. Unfortunately never had a chance to go on their L1011-500s.
The JFK Clipper Club was like my little sanctuary whenever I flew Pan Am.SASpitality
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I flew EWR-TPA, TPA-EWR on Pan Am back in '82 or '83.
The EWR-TPA flight was a DC-10, the return flight was a L1011-500. Both flights were nonstop, an interesting tid bit was that I was 8 or 9 at the time and flying by myself (went to see Grandparents for Christmans in Tampa).
On the return trip I got to sit in First Class, next to Yogi Beara, George Steinbrenner and a couple of other Yankee Managers.
I had a bunch of pictures taken but I left the camera on the plane and the Pan Am folks never found the camera
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Ever flown Pan Am
Yes, I did. Quite a memory since I owe the big blue meatball my first transatlantic ride
- 1974/07/08. Boeing 707-321B. N887PA. NCE-BCN-LIS-JFK.
other flights on board PA
-1975. Boeing 707-321B N880PA, ABJ-COO-DLA.
-1978. Boeing 747-121. N740PA. SFO-LAX.
-1979. Boeing 707-321B N886PA, JFK-IAD. return same day with N414PA
-1990. final PA experience was a hop from NAS to MIA with 727-225 N8739
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