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First Stewardesses
First Stewardesses
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Model 80 Stewardess Serving Passengers Coffee
Rear Passenger Cabin of the Model 80
Passenger Cabin of the Model 80 Looking Forward
Model 80A with Stewardess and Passenger
Model 80A with Stewardess and Passengers
Model 80A with Stewardess and Passengers
Model 80A Loading Passengers
Model 80A Loading Passengers
Model 80A Loading Passengers
Military Men in Feathered Hats in Front of Model 80
Military Men in Feathered Hats in Front of Model 80
Passengers Posing in Front of a Model 80
Passengers on Model 80A Steps
Original 8 Stewardesses with Model 80A
377 Stratocruiser Passenger Cabin
Sightseers next to Model 80A
Model 80 Emerging from Aircraft Hangar
Model 80A Nacelle Inspection
Model 80A Lavatory and Entrance Door
Model 80 Transport on the Ground
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Stewardess Serving Model 80 Passengers
In 1928, Boeing introduced America's first airliner designed specifically for passenger comfort and convenience. Ellen Church, a registered nurse, convinced Boeing managers that women could work as stewards, so nurses serving aboard the Model 80A became aviation's first female flight attendants. They earned $125 for flying 100 hours a month.
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Unique identifier
BI217580
Boeing ID
6865
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4414px × 5567px 23MB
License type
RM
Keywords
1920s
adults
airplanes
biplanes
comfort
commercial
commercial passenger planes
female
flight attendants
ground shots
historic production status
historic significance
interiors
luxury
male
occupations and work
overhead bins
passenger cabins
passengers and travelers
payload systems
photos
propeller planes
recreation and leisure
seats
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three people
three-quarter length views
vintage / retro
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