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Richard
05-11-2010, 12:35
Saw this one and thought this would make an interesting - and a bit more light-hearted - conversation.

Kulula Air - South Africa

Anybody recall the wild art motifs of the Braniff planes back in the 60s-70s?

Richard's $.02 :munchin

Richard
05-11-2010, 12:42
Southwest Airways also uses some interesting paint schemes.

Richard's $.02 :munchin

Richard
05-11-2010, 12:57
And then there's Alaska Airlines...

Richard

mojaveman
05-11-2010, 13:06
The all yellow DHL aircraft look like flying bananas. I used to like the Eskimo face that was on the Alaskan Airlines planes.

Bill Harsey
05-11-2010, 13:53
Richard,
I don't have a hook big enough for that first Alaska Airlines plane...

...yet.

ZonieDiver
05-11-2010, 14:15
The all yellow DHL aircraft look like flying bananas. I used to like the Eskimo face that was on the Alaskan Airlines planes.

That face was waaaay scary! :D

Anybody recall the wild art motifs of the Braniff planes back in the 60s-70s?

Planes, hell! It was the Braniff stewardesses that I remember! (And, they were called stewardesses back then. Talk about good looking... and friendly.. and short skirts... and boots... :D)

Utah Bob
05-11-2010, 14:23
Love it!:D

Richard
05-11-2010, 14:49
Talk about good looking... and friendly...and short skirts... and boots...

PSA, too...minis and hot pants with white go-go boots!! :lifter

Richard's $.02 :munchin

ZonieDiver
05-11-2010, 15:34
PSA, too...minis and hot pants with white go-go boots!! :lifter

Richard's $.02 :munchin

Sometimes it is good to be a FOG! Back in "those days" flying was more fun - and not just because of fine stewardesses. You weren't so "shoe-horned" into the planes, either. Food was served, and sometimes it was pretty good. People actually knew how to behave on an airplane!

PSA! The "smiling" airplanes. How sad the picture of the one crashing in San Diego was...

LarryW
05-11-2010, 16:08
Re: the Kulula Air pic at the top...isn't the #1 Engine supposed to be on the port side of the plane?

Just wandering... :D

Richard
05-11-2010, 16:11
Re: the Kulula Air pic at the top...isn't the #1 Engine supposed to be on the port side of the plane?

It is...and???? :confused:

Richard