The Atlanta Airport, 1986

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[@christopherhennessey8991]

I actually prefer that particular Delta livery displayed on their planes as well as seeing their L 1011s and other airliners in this impressive video. Nice to see a couple of long range SABENA and Swissair DC 10-30’s . Seeing the Eastern Airlines maintenance hanger and the British Caledonian Airways DC 10-30 to London Gatwick Airport is truly a moment of nostalgia.The first time I had seen a British Caledonian, DC 10-30 was August 1983 when my flight, Eastern Airlines flight 87,Miami to Los Angeles had it’s stop in Atlanta..

[@gabrielhalston6726]

Wow, so good to that New York Air 737-300 @5:28...great memories of NYA ("Flying Nosh" service!)....I flew for NYA and continued on with Continental Airlines when we were merged in with them at this time.

[@peterfinn6098]

British Caledonian were fantastic

[@diegoferreyra8166]

Why did my bro took so many times to say the line about Atlanta as an international city?

[@diegoferreyra8166]

lmao he made like 70 attempts