The Golden Age of Air Travel

Pan American World Airways was famously known by what shorter nickname that passengers used every day?

Which Boeing jet airliner, introduced in 1958, is widely credited with launching the commercial jet age?

The Boeing 747, nicknamed the 'Jumbo Jet,' made its first commercial flight in 1970. Which airline operated that historic maiden voyage?

In the jet-set era, female cabin crew members were commonly called by what title?

Which legendary Italian fashion designer created the famously colorful, space-age uniforms worn by Braniff International stewardesses starting in 1965?

TWA stood for Trans World Airlines, but what did the initials originally stand for when the airline was founded in 1930?

What was the name of Pan Am's exclusive, invitation-only airport membership lounge, where elite passengers relaxed away from the gates?

In the golden age of air travel, coach-class passengers on long international flights were typically served meals on what type of tableware?

Howard Hughes was a famous controlling shareholder and visionary associated with which golden-age airline?

The Concorde supersonic passenger jet began regular commercial service in 1976. Which two airlines initially operated it?

What was the name of the glamorous airport terminal opened at New York's JFK in 1962, designed by architect Eero Saarinen, that became a symbol of jet-age style?

Airlines in the 1960s and 1970s often served a carving of roast beef or another hot entree to first-class passengers. Who typically performed this tableside service?

Pan Am introduced an iconic travel accessory in the 1960s — a blue carry-on bag that became a pop-culture symbol. What was it called?

Before New York's airport was renamed JFK in 1963, what was it called?

Which 1960s term described the fashionable, globe-trotting wealthy class who made international air travel a lifestyle — and gave the era its glamorous reputation?