1960s/70s Chicago O'Hare Early Jets part 2
In the 1970s Chicago O'Hare International Airport got it's jet movement groove and became 'the Jets Everywhere Airport' - to travellers and airport visitors. But to spotters, it was a nightmare! #1 Police/Security Perimeter enforcement - photographers would be jailed! No questions asked. Runways ends had roadway views far very far from the terminals. Even inside the terminal photography was not permitted. #2 Runway configurations had traffic coming and going in every direction!! There was just no 'one good spot', as soon as you found it ..something 'HOT' comes the way you just abandoned or thought maybe you should have - it was a forgone conclusion for this outcome if you actually could spot without arrest.

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DEN 25 May 1992 pt 1

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New York LaGuardia Airport 1982 by Chris Lauderbach

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"The First Jetliner," the De Havilland Comet, story by WTTW-TV Chicago

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1960s/70s New York Kennedy International Airport Part 2

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1983 Home Video Eastern Airlines pre-flight, takeoff from Orlando, landing at O'Hare Chicago

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Chicago O’Hare ORD winter ’68 /’69

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The UNSPOKEN Rules Every 1960s Stewardess Followed

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75 MINUTES Plane Memories of CHICAGO O'HARE (2001)

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AVIATION - EASTERN AIRLINES 727-200 “Trijet” fight from Kansas City to Atlanta Nov. 18, 1990

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United Douglas DC-8 - "Chicago to Los Angeles" - 1965 (B&W Version)

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SFO 1993 pt 2 - DEC 4, 1993

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How Just One Plane Destroyed Pan Am Forever

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LAX - Los Angeles International Airport Promo Film - 1970

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1980s Miami Airport: Eastern, Pan Am & Delta Tri-Jets

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Chicago O'Hare Airport - from Start to Finish

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The last Lockheed Super Constellation flying in 2026

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10 FORGOTTEN Airliners of the 1950s That Lost the Jet Age

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Plane Spotting in the 60s and 70s London Heathrow

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Song of the Clouds - Air Travel in 1956 | Shell Historical Film Archive

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