"United Air Lines Douglas DC-7"-1954

Brief footage of a UAL DC-7 in flight, plus cabin scenes from that classic TV show.

United painted "DC-7" on the vertical stab of their Mainliners to ensure passengers knew they were flying on an aircraft that was "More advanced" than the DC-6.

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[mileswrich]

The only thing DC-7 about video is the stock exterior footage. That cabin scene was not shot in a DC-7. No airvents along the cabin walls is the first clue.

[bompiberlot]

En el diálogo debieron incluir: - Señorita, y cuando lleguemos puedo acompañarla a la habitación de su hotel para que me chupe las bolas y después meterle bien adentro mi verga ?

[klesmer]

@chewkc65 For sure, most of them dress like they are going to Wal-Mart.

[chewkc65]

@MEATYOKERRable Well, I guess so. But then people used to dressed their best when flying in those days. I remember as late as 1993, many people wore a tie and suit in an economy class of a KUL-LHR flight, including myself. But you don't see that happening in the 21st century now. Passengers now dressed more simply, some even in singlets and flip-flops.

[MEATYOKERRable]

Aren't they a bit dressed up to be going to Hawaii?