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28 Amazing Pictures From The Golden Age Of Airlines

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Cabin Crew Runway - Hughes Airwest flew for only 10 years before being acquired by Republic Airlines, but the airline made a huge splash while it was in the sky. Flight attendants were dressed all in vibrant yellow, the same color as the company’s fleet of airplanes. The planes were often dubbed “flying bananas” thanks to their color, and the airline even launched an advertising campaign with the catchphrase “Top Banana in the West.”! Source:edgetrends.com | Facebook

SFO Museum - Mario Armond Zamparelli created this highly original outfit for Hughes Airwest in 1972 to fulfill his vision of an airline uniform that he wanted “revved-up with a classic boldness in beautiful shapes streaming like light over the body.” The Sundance Yellow polyester stretch knit suit has a tightly contoured, full-zipper jacket that can be closed to the neck or opened to create a fold-down collar. The above-the-knee princess dress has a jewel collar and double –front, pleated skirt. The outfit included matching shoes or knee-high boots in crinkle leatherette. Zamparelli’s uniform collection was issued until 1977. "#FashionInFlight: A Photo Album" is on display, pre-security, in the Aviation Museum. http://bit.ly/FIFPhotos Hughes Airwest hostesses in uniforms by Mario Armond Zamparelli c. 1972 The Hughes Airwest Collection/The Museum of Flight R2016.0323.001 | Facebook

Catch Our Style: California Regional Airlines 1950s–1980s

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