Is this Angus or Malcolm Young of AC-DC fame in this advert? Where's Bon Scott? TAA Boeing 727-076 TV Commercial 1972. Apparently the chap in the TAA commercial is John Farnham (Johnny Farnham, as he was known back then). His website is here: http://www.johnfarnham.com.au He had a huge hit in the late '60s with a song called 'Sadie (The Cleaning Lady)'. He was dubbed 'King Of Pop' for years. He's a bit of an icon in Oz these days. Though not that well known overseas, he did front the Little River Band for a while. Back then Qantas only flew international routes, while TAA (the government airline) was in competition with Ansett Airlines on domestic routes. BTW AC/DC started putting their act together in 1973 in the Melbourne suburb of Balwyn! Cheers and happy flying videos, from Mark Jones, Warilla, NSW, Australia.

A TAP Portugal Airlines does a very, very low pass at the Evora Airshow in Portugal, 2007

A TAP Portugal Airlines does a very, very low pass at the Evora Airshow in Portugal, 2007

A TAP Portugal Airlines does a very, very low pass at the Evora Airshow in Portugal, 2007

This video features TCA's first jetliner, the Douglas DC-8-40, arriving at Montreal, Dorval Airport

I don't know who filmed this or even the name of the Southwest Airlines Flight Attendant doing the pre-flight announcement but he deserves top marks for a job well done! You won't see this on United Airlines!

Two part video on ther history of Pan Am. Sikorsky & Martin Clippers, DC-6, DC-7, Stratocruiser, & 707 are all covered here. Takes us up to the "Disco era" and the 747SP. :-) Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNT_EBjZmU0&feature=channel_page Part 2" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADfCaO39l20&feature=channel_page Christian "The Boxart Den" World's largest display & collection of FULLY RESTORED rare & collectable model kit box art http://theboxartden.com http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Box-Art http://www.myspace.com/craviola990 http://www.youtube.com/cv990astrojet

A very charming film concerning an airline hostess who attracts three guys named Mike, hence the title. Film is centered around an American Airlines Convair 240. Not alot of "Airliner candy", but the nostalgia and classic airport scenes of this movie makes up for it.