National Airlines Commercial "Miami Go Go"

[verobeachbob1]

Love those 60s chicks! A friend of mine in Seattle asked if this is why I moved to FL.

[ozsasin]

I think that was my Grandma on Spring Break

[alienhuman]

I was a life guard in high school at an apartment high rise pool with the pool on the roof. The place was locally called a "Stew Zoo" There were over 300 flight attendants living there. I was normally the only guy at the pool. National stews were the wildest and how should I say.... the most "fun".

[jleperchan]

you know whats funny Andrea Dromm is my neighbor

[sybermen]

MIAMI BEFORE CUBAN AND VENEZUELAN TABARATO INVATION.

[NJDominicana246]

that's so corny! i love it though lol

[psgman41]

The 70's must have been fun...

[finchman1]

@psgman41 Actually, this commercial is from the early/mid-60s. This was made before National Airlines' "Fly Me" campaign of the 70s.

[xstew4nal]

This was the last time that our airline used a model for the commercials..after that our beautiful stewardesses and handsome F/A's were the stars!! We came along way since that commercial! Find our "Watch Us Shine" beautiful song and a great commercial for an airline I loved working for.

[alienhuman]

@xstew4nal The same model starred in the National commercials where she asked...."Is this anyway to run an airline? You bet it is!"

[JORDANWASAGEM]

Andrea Dramm was the spokeswoman for National Airlines and if I'm correct she narrated a show called "Treasure Island" which took place in Florida in the early 60's. Her face was famous back then.

[nanlisa]

I didn't go to Miami until February of '98.

[1CATALDO]

Steve Bourgeois

[maxrioseco]

a bit stupid... well, like tv ads since ever ahaha

[ziegle9876]

Compare to the fat ugly people going to Miami today....

[perrydasavage]

ndrea Dromm also played Yoman Smith in the 2nd pilot episode of Star Trek TOS; "Where No Man Has Gone Before"

[tob606]

cool ad!

[cingalong]

The gal at :43 is Andrea Dromm who played Alison Palmer, the baby sitter in the 1966 comedy movie "The Russian's are Coming".

[subfixerlee]

@cingalong The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming (excellent comedy, by the way) was the only movie that Andrea ever appeared in. Too bad, she was a cutie and had a lot of personality.