Chicago Midway Airport - 1954
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Landing at Chicago Midwayby rothwellmd14,262 views- 1:49
Horrifying landing at Chicago's Midwayby sccamerica142,683 views
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O'Hare International airport, Chicago, IL Vol. 1by TomP1027,915 views
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A Rare and Beautiful DC-3by AVweb13,575 views
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"Braniff CV-340 Crash Midway"-Newsreel-7/17/55by mcdonnell22011,674 views
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Old propbirds.by s062dd18,953 views
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dc 6 take off Dawson Cityby flyukon12,269 views
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Approach to Midway Airport-Chicagoby MaaddMike17,212 views
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DC-9 Takeoff from flight deckby 9country111,648 views
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Flying Bulls | take-off | Douglas DC-6Bby 0exrxixc020,651 views
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TWA's Magnificent Men and Those Wonderful Flying Machinesby twaladybug30,124 views
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Lockheed Constellation L749 N749NL Comebackby DonVanZon177,841 views
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Douglas DC-6 flightby APVW38,169 views
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Lockheed Constellation "Connie" takeoff and flightby mctim6466,589 views
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Lockheed Constellation Night Take Offby 666nocturnal66655,963 views
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Chicago Fire Dept. - Midway Airport United Flight 553 Crash in 1972 UPDATEDby ChicagoFD16,150 views
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New York LaGuardia Airport 1940sby dadsoldtapes5,453 views
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Lockheed Constellation (Connie)by ascendantonline50,436 views
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Lockheed Constellation Belly Landingsby Bomberguy156,860 views
Wow - in the midst of the jet age...it's nice to get a view of what flying was like back in the day.
salsajuan317 2 months ago
Excellent footage !
Love watching Lockheed "Constellation" ;)
ChampionFx 11 months ago
North Central merged with Hughes Air West and Southern and changed their name to Republic, which was bought by North West Airlines, which was recently bought by Delta airlines.
MoltiTifosi 11 months ago
Neat--Seemed like I saw a "Capitol Airlines" there--I do remember them. I think North Central merged with Ozark Airlines? Of course then there's Braniff. These names were easy to spot at O'Hare, as well, in the 1960s. All gone now since the deregs started in the late 1970s. The three tail planes are "Connies"--one was shown in the Godfather movies. I wonder when they last were used in commercial work.
DOLRED 1 year ago
INCREDIBLE FOOTAGE! Thanks for posting.
talentscoutjoe 1 year ago
north central DC-3 captain and stewardess are my parents. They are going to be celebrating their 50th anniversary this year.
jhsasha 1 year ago
Simply beautiful, thanks for sharing.
traveler08a 1 year ago
I work as a PSA at midway now, they treat workers like slaves.
VanB13 1 year ago
Wow! Even the baggage cart driver wore a tie!
alienhuman 2 years ago
Awesome. Those were the days when flying was worth while and an adventure. When we didn't have to worry about hijackers, bombs, and all the things that make flying so complex today. It's cool to see those early, Delta, Braniff, and American Airline planes. Last time I saw those models was at the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.
Thanks for preserving the film and sharing.
Clint
cdlish03 2 years ago