PanAm (Pan American World Airways) the greatest airline ever to grace the skies. What has gone wrong, for this great airline to disseappear (like so many others) ... Politics, that's what !
I long wondered what it might be like to cross the Pacific on one of these beauties... and then I realized what the noise from four props would have been like for all those long, long hours...
I noticed Susan Hayward is in this. I just bought some of her movies off of lovingtheclassics. If you are interested google it (lovingtheclassics) and you will find her actual movie and more.
I saw a documentary about this plane (and others) on tv a while ago. I'm in love with the 314 and the Martin 130. Beautiful planes! To bad they don't make this kind of planes anymore.
Great video. Do not forget that there was a stop at Horta, the Azores. I read a novel author David Beaty, romantic story placed there and got intrested of this early route.
I never flew in one but I was on a ship in mid-atlantic in June of 1941 when we were buzzed by one. They saw us and came down to about 500 feet and flew over us. Someone said, "Just think, by this evening they will be in New York". Everyone was awed by this miracle of modern technology.
Somewhere I've got photos my Dad took of the Clipper prototype dipping her wingtips into Elliot Bay, since the sponsons weren't big enough, & there's also a shot of 3 or 4 of them at Boeings' terminal at the north end of Lake Washington.
I like the plane....since I read the novel....night over waters from Ken Follett...I just would like to learn more of this fantastic plane which had a bad fate due to that insane WW2...it was used though but not in the way it was constructed...
Great constructions...like the Do X for example where meant do dy cause of the bloody times the world had to face...
You wouldn't have though World War II was so insane if you had been one of the 11-million people who were exterminated in the Nazi concentration camps.
Listen...If anyone who was ever a passenger or flight crew on the Pan Am 314 clipper ever reads this, I wish you could write me and tell me what it was like. That would be a thrill for me to read about.
Next to Lockheed's Constellation, this is the other most beautiful propeller airliner ever built. It's a shame that Boeing didn't save one of them for future generations to enjoy.
The Famous YANKEE CLIPPER PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS described so well in the movie by Claude Raines to Rick a passage to home in America, the movie Casablanca. Well Done 5 stars
Cool!
Skyline4LifeRoyal 1 month ago
I want this video on my A65 phone.
reggielittle25 1 month ago
This video is a favorite on Korea, South
antwankinney1231 2 months ago
PanAm (Pan American World Airways) the greatest airline ever to grace the skies. What has gone wrong, for this great airline to disseappear (like so many others) ... Politics, that's what !
livesteam 8 months ago
I long wondered what it might be like to cross the Pacific on one of these beauties... and then I realized what the noise from four props would have been like for all those long, long hours...
carmium 10 months ago
Do you guys thing that if we could go back in time and give them the technology we have today we would be way more advanced today?
KYLEAKAFLYBOIK 1 year ago
@KYLEAKAFLYBOIK yes and einstein would have used his brain to answer more questions
lifeworthliving2010 11 months ago
Superb video.... Absolutely love the 314.... Would be great if a full (flying) reconstruction was built!
MikeSnos 1 year ago
Will be 75th anniversary on 21 November 2010 at the Museum in Alameda- search for alameda naval air museum on google
gizmogadsby 1 year ago
and the other inauguration of first transatlantic non-stop commerical flight with Boeing 314 flying boats in 1939!
ay870 1 year ago
0:43 seconds- QUICK! Stop the camera before it capsizes LOL
greenseaships 1 year ago
Incredible time in aviation history...
TV843 1 year ago
big plane !!
almirantenegro 1 year ago
My dad flew on these when he worked for Pan Am on this route. It must have been great, as he talked about them until he passed away.
whd507 1 year ago
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I noticed Susan Hayward is in this. I just bought some of her movies off of lovingtheclassics. If you are interested google it (lovingtheclassics) and you will find her actual movie and more.
a354174 1 year ago
I hate the new youtube, i need f*cking embed and don't find it
boetje7000 1 year ago
@Teflon65 That would be "Night Over Water" by Ken Follett? Good book. Great plane.
DandAinTac 1 year ago
mahtava kone lisää tallaisia kiitos !!!
mrmakemakkara 2 years ago
Its "Tejo river".
Portugal played a good role during the war. It was a neutral country but always to helping the Allies.
doormagic 2 years ago
i think my mom told me she flew on one of these out of Marseille back to England escorted part ways by fighter planes this at the beggining of WW2
bernard240vdc 2 years ago
I saw a documentary about this plane (and others) on tv a while ago. I'm in love with the 314 and the Martin 130. Beautiful planes! To bad they don't make this kind of planes anymore.
guReMcO 2 years ago
There is a good replica in the Flying Boat Museum at Foynes, Co. Limerick, Ireland.
barliman2001 2 years ago
I did a biography on boeing last year. I was so fascinated with this plane, now to see video of it, it's great.
josephgrovers 2 years ago
Awesome.........
rickschravendeel 2 years ago
could copy the audio portion of you video
WarBirdProductions 2 years ago
Great video. Do not forget that there was a stop at Horta, the Azores. I read a novel author David Beaty, romantic story placed there and got intrested of this early route.
OKuusava 2 years ago
wow! 26 and a half hours from NY to Europe. Amazing how far we've come. Thanks for the video
ericbob04 2 years ago
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hah we'w come a long way
lok at the a380 :)
scareface999 2 years ago
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scareface999 2 years ago
I never flew in one but I was on a ship in mid-atlantic in June of 1941 when we were buzzed by one. They saw us and came down to about 500 feet and flew over us. Someone said, "Just think, by this evening they will be in New York". Everyone was awed by this miracle of modern technology.
safetychoice 3 years ago 2
Somewhere I've got photos my Dad took of the Clipper prototype dipping her wingtips into Elliot Bay, since the sponsons weren't big enough, & there's also a shot of 3 or 4 of them at Boeings' terminal at the north end of Lake Washington.
teenonator 3 years ago 2
Keep 'em coming, Bomberguy!
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago 2
Hey, that's denberg2's line!
catman351 3 years ago 2
And only a twenty-six and a half hour hop to cross the pond. Bake me a cake, I'll be back for tea!
seamaster27 3 years ago
Wow! I love the plane! Just wish the video could have shown the inside. Thanks, Bomberguy.
astranine 4 years ago
I like the plane....since I read the novel....night over waters from Ken Follett...I just would like to learn more of this fantastic plane which had a bad fate due to that insane WW2...it was used though but not in the way it was constructed...
Great constructions...like the Do X for example where meant do dy cause of the bloody times the world had to face...
grazyarnie 4 years ago
Me too...wonderful novel...isn't it?
RyanShirogane 4 years ago
You wouldn't have though World War II was so insane if you had been one of the 11-million people who were exterminated in the Nazi concentration camps.
hiwayhand 3 years ago
No Boeing 314 in today. :(
cuttingwoodnow 4 years ago 2
Listen...If anyone who was ever a passenger or flight crew on the Pan Am 314 clipper ever reads this, I wish you could write me and tell me what it was like. That would be a thrill for me to read about.
lllwindrunner 4 years ago
Next to Lockheed's Constellation, this is the other most beautiful propeller airliner ever built. It's a shame that Boeing didn't save one of them for future generations to enjoy.
cubantoro 4 years ago
Funny you say that. For a long time I used to think the connie was ugly, but over time, she has grown on me. She sure is beautiful.
phillyslasher 4 years ago 2
Thank you so much for sharing!
nedmarc 4 years ago
The secret is black and white
Bomberguy 4 years ago
Keep 'em coming, Bomberguy!
denberg2 4 years ago
The Famous YANKEE CLIPPER PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS described so well in the movie by Claude Raines to Rick a passage to home in America, the movie Casablanca. Well Done 5 stars
fordroad 4 years ago