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Handsome guy!

I just want TWA to come back…

Are those computers at their desks?

Can you buy those TWA shirts anywhere😊

I wonder where all the employees are that we see in this video and what they are doing.

So many slim Americans, who’d have thought

Watching the girls reconciling the passenger list. Now the computer does all that now.

Spent the best years of my life working for TWA at JFK! I remember that day like it was yesterday ( I forgot how cute I was back then, red’s a good color on me, haha). We actually loved going to work, even when we were extended (frozen) for hours after our shift. Lots of manual work in those days, not much computerized , but we managed to get work done while still having fun. It was truly like having a second family. Some crazy some not, but everybody was a character.

Wow that’s like stepping back in time…back in the day 🤩 Crazy how technology has advanced so much changing pretty much everything.

Its hard to believe where I worked there at Jetblue on the ramp previously was where TWA 1 and 2 stood, hard to believe my old work grounds was where the 747s of TWA and other workers and culture was so lively then.... even T6 was there at one time. It was an entire different world back then and I wish I could have lived it. 24 years old with an old soul.

Oh my god I got tears in my eyes. So sad. I also get angry when realize big companies don’t care a dam about the workers at the bottom

People will just never understand what it’s like to work for an airline, it’s amazing , challenging , and fun. Getting the planes out seems like a miracle at times , but it’s team work. 35 years in the industry come April , it’s a job like no other. Sad that TWA is gone , but this is a great video full of memories ❤

Terminal 5 was a very gorgeous terminal and I especially loved the red carpeting of it, which brought a pop of color to that whole terminal.

bringing back lots of memories ....thanks twa.....

I could really find out how good TWA was, just wish it could return

My father was employed with TWA from 1969 to 2001 at JFK Airport. As a family, we traveled practically around the world! It was mostly first class. I missed the professionalism with this airline, TWA!❤❤😁😎

TWA's final livery was stunning. One of the most beautiful in the skies at the time.

My first trip to Disney World in February 1991 was a TWA JFK-MCO flight that left from Terminal 5, Gate 4. I'll never forget it! I still have the picture of me and my little brother standing in front of the gate before boarding.

Bellissimo video, enorme commozione e tanta passione! Onore ❤bravo il capitano con ill giro d’onore!

That music is so familiar, my wife and I went on TWA to Hawaii for our Honeymoon, a trip to Barcelona to a conference with a return from Belgium, and so many trips LGA to Chicago.

Beautiful plane. Classic 747 with an original early 70's technology and look.

Was this the aircraft lost in 1996?

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i really liked the scenic location of this now-closed airport in piraeus as opposed to the new "replacement" airport built and opened in the early 2000s (presumably for the athens olympics).

Great video. I associate “Rhapsody in Blue” more with United Airlines than TWA, but still a great video! I hope to see more videos from you.

Love this. Wonderful memories you captured the pressure and excitement of those evening departures. I flew 700 for years and loved it.

It never gets boring, watching familiar faces and thinking about a place that always felt like home! Bravo Vasili!

A relative of mine worked as one of the flight crew managers on those round trip routes for many years. On another note, fast forward a few years, Athens has a new airport but very little has changed. They were too cheap to add about another twenty jetways which are needed so the net result is that a lot of people still are shuttled out on those cattle car busses…. On a happier note now in June 2023 it was reported in business news that Carl the crook lost 15 billion dollars of his net worth, KARMA

I absolutely love this video! Especially Andre Floro. I just love his energy and his enthusiasm! I never actually flew TWA, but I am very interested in the history of aviation and hope to get into the business someday soon. I also find it interesting that I was born 9 days after this video on June 12, 1993. I also love the styles of that day! I am very sorry about Voula Giatikis. I really love HER energy and enthusiasm as well.

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When ground and cabin crew were so professional and full of common sense. I remember flying a little in the 80s and 90s. There was a lot of comradery and order with excitement. The old tickets coupons that had to be handed in that were tucked into the boarding passes on boarding lol. Lovely well cushioned seats in economy with excellent meal service

I've been watching so many videos on TWA since yesterday. I've never flown with them, but I remember as a kid seeing them at JFK and EWR. I've became an avid model plane collector and have been interest on how flying was before the 2000s. Recently I went to a record store and found a TWA flight crew bag with a CD and a Travel Book from 1971. If I'm not mistake the CD contains about 23 songs, the first being Up Up and Away and Thanks for the Memories. I do know that the CD was printed on December 1, 2001 with the PA of NY logo and words Newark Airport on it and I have been listening to the CD non stop. Watching this video and playing the CD gave me an insight on TWA that I wasn't just any ordinary airline company, but an airline company dedicated to it's customer with a passion in service and flight. I worked as delivery for a company, recently promoted to service tech, and I've always entered to Terminal 5 and the best part of entering the dock was the glimpse of the Lockheed Constellation and the TWA terminal.

I’ve flown in TWA ‘s L1011s…great ride !

Amazing that you were able to capture and preserve this time in airline culture at JFK way back in 1993. I worked for AA at JFK, starting in 2000. Will never forget working the departure gates during the holidays, stressful but very fulfilling when you managed to get everyone without a seat on the flight. High stress, but rewarding. A total team effort, you never forget your teammates. TWA, we miss you dearly.

While I love the scenes and shots in this video, it was super frustrating to have text commentary blocking most of the scenes and important shots for the video's duration! :(

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Απίστευτο... Τι χρονολογία είναι το βίντεο? Εμένα Παλαιό Φάληρο και κάθε μεσημέρι περίπου στις 1200 η 1300 έφευγε η Ολυμπιακή και η TWA για Αμερική.... Θυμαμαι ότι έβγαινα στο μπαλκονι για να δω αυτά τα απίστευτα μεγαθήρια να πετάνε ήταν η στιγμή που κάνανε την αριστερή στροφή και έτρεμε το μπαλκόνι και βαρουσαν οι συναγερμοί αυτοκινήτων στον δρόμο.!

I miss the 70’s and the “glory” days. My dad Don Guyker was a TWA mechanic for 31 years. He first worked at JFK and watched the iconic TWA terminal being built. He finally got hired in 1964 but had to go to Kansas City. Our family is from the Pittsburgh area which eventually was a hub. Daddy wanted us to fly on the new 747 so in June of 1970 he took us to Disneyland. We lived in Dayton at the time and flew to O’ Hara to board the awesome 747. I was 9 years old. As the years passed, Dad was transferred to St. Louis for 8 years as Carl Icahn destroyed the airline. He worked on the entire fleet, always going to school on new aircraft. I’m so proud of him. He died in 2020 and I’ll never be the same. Airplanes were all he talked about. I miss him and TWA!

Old Airport abandoned Athens Greece

Loved that livery!

What's the reason why TWa got expired it just amazed me because as i remember they were verry good outfit God bless and keep it commin'

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What a great video! great job and thank you for sharing

my fav tv ad next to Apple 1984 ever !

Was great to see my old work place (1964-2001 ) brings back great people and better memories, thanks!