Stewardess Collection (page 3)

Stewardess / Cigs 1960
An Air Stewardess sells cigarettes to passengers on a BEA flight between London and Gibraltar Date: 1960

Silver service on a train
Two attendants serving dinner to a woman (incidentally, a TWA stewardess) on a train journey. Date: 1940s

TWA air stewardess boarding a train
A TWA air stewardess boards a train, perhaps to travel to the airport while a porter stands by the open carriage door. Date: 1940s

TWA air stewardess with an in-flight meal
TWA (Trans World Airlines) stewardess with an in-flight meal on a tray. Date: 1940s

TWA air stewardess prepares a meal
A TWA (Trans World Airlines) stewardess prepares an in-flight meal. Date: 1940s

Air Hostess
Full length portrait of an air hostess holding a clipboard. Date: late 1960s

AIRLINE TRAVEL, 1931. Airline hostess Wanda Wood serving tea aboard an Eastern Air Transport passenger plane. Photograph, January 1931

PEACH DELIVERY, 1939. Wife of Arkansas congressman Ezekiel C. Gathings (left), receives a basket of peaches via American Airlines, to be presented to President Franklin D

Actress Carole Landis endorsing Chesterfield cigarettes. American magazine advertisement, 1944
CHESTERFIELD CIGARETTE AD. Actress Carole Landis endorsing Chesterfield cigarettes. American magazine advertisement, 1944

Airline Steward Serves Woman
United States: c. 1928. Interior view of a steward serving a passenger on a United Airlines plane

Passengers Board PanAm Clipper
c. 1954. Passengers boarding a Pan American World Airways Super Clipper DC-6B

Aboard a tu-104 airliner during a trans-siberian flight, july 1956

CHESTERFIELD CIGARETTE AD. Actress Carole Landis endorsing Chesterfield cigarettes. American magazine advertisement, 1944

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"From the glamorous skies to heroic rescues at sea, stewardesses have been an integral part of aviation history. This captivating poster advertising Pan American World Airways takes us back to a time when air travel was a symbol of luxury and elegance. British Caledonian Airways' air hostess Angela Booth, only 23 years old, represents the young and vibrant spirit of these dedicated professionals. But it wasn't all glitz and glamour. The haunting image of the wrecked liner "Mohegan" on the Manacle Rocks reminds us that stewardesses were not just there for comfort but also played a crucial role in saving lives. The Porthoustock Lifeboat rescuing the crew showcases their bravery amidst treacherous circumstances. BOAC's promise to take good care of you is exemplified by British Airways stewardesses proudly displaying their classic and elegant new uniform designed by top fashion experts. These uniforms not only represented style but also professionalism and attention to detail. The tragic sinking of RMS Titanic in 1912 brought forth stories of survival, with female stewardess playing a vital role in assisting passengers during this catastrophic event. Their presence provided comfort and support amidst chaos. Throughout history, both male stewards and female stewardesses have worked together as surviving crew members aboard iconic vessels like Titanic or serving onboard luxurious KLM Constellation planes. They ensured passenger safety while maintaining impeccable service standards. Gill Stokoe, senior stewardess onboard a British Airways Trident airliner at age 30, embodies experience and expertise within this dynamic profession. Her dedication reflects the commitment shown by countless other stewards and stewardesses who have made flying an unforgettable experience for travelers worldwide. Whether it be handwritten letters from survivors aboard RMS Lusitania or capturing moments inside KLM Constellation plane interiors filled with passengers' excitement, these glimpses into history remind us that behind every flight lies the unwavering dedication of these remarkable individuals - our beloved stewardesses.