Introducing the Pan Am Museum Foundation (2016)

Produced before the Pan Am Museum opened in the fall of 2016, this fundraising video was made to introduce the newly formed non-profit organization and raise money for a permeant physical home for Pan Am. As a result, the video reached many people, sparked excitement, and helped make significant progress through the generosity of donors all of the world.
Today, we invite you to visit the Pan Am Museum within the Cradle of Aviation on the third floor mezzanine in Garden City, New York (a short distance away from NYC).
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The Pan Am Podcast!
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Experience the legacy of the world’s most iconic airline, Pan American World Airways! The Pan Am Podcast brings Pan Am’s 64-year history to life through engaging storytelling and insightful interviews from Pan Am employees, passengers, historians, authors, fashionistas, and aviation enthusiasts!
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[@tomhaywood8619]

I worked for Pan Am from 1977-1991. The greatest airline ever!

[@lastknowngood0]

I worked for Pan Am in the Headquarters in New York from 1959 to 1966. Jeremy Kennedy it was the best Job I ever had. I flew all over Europe enjoying a 90% air fare discount & 50 % hotel discounts. What a great gig.

[@kenfrank2730]

As a former Pan Am employee, I'll have to visit this museum.

[@PanAmMuseum]

Please do! We hope you will be proud!

[@joeozzie1]

I did and it was a great experience.

[@Parkpulsend]

My stepfather worked for PanAm from 1950 to 1972 at Miami International, started as a sheet metal mechanic, and then on to galleys in later years.

[@thetruthnothingelse5033]

Pan am flew to ARN Sweden have many memories working for them.

[@Ladybhive71]

Awesome! JUAN TRIPS vision WAS TO CUT COSTS AND AT A FEQER TIME.

[@thetruthnothingelse5033]

I flew when The end was close
HNL -TYO it was obvious that the cabin crew knew they all was very sade so was I seeing it, was it the lockerby accident that brought the company down? The advantage the security has improved after. NO plane has had similar accident.

[@thetruthnothingelse5033]

Where is this museum located?

[@stankythecat6735]

Flight attendants keep the memory alive. My best friends mum was a FA for air Canada back in the day … she took sooooo much from air Canada she had a museum in her basement. Whilst stealing is wrong, she had accidentally created an archive of Air Canada in the 50s and 60s that would otherwise not exist. So I guess in this case the end do justify the means

[@sachacat100]

I would like to donate my Pan Am FA uniform. Whom would I have to contact?

[@PanAmMuseum]

Hi there, please contact [e-mail]
www.thepanammuseum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Donation-Release-Form.pdf

[@mikeytrains1]

Is the Grumman Goose the interviews are filmed at former Pan Am? I’ve been to that exhibit, it’s at the Cradle of Aviation.

[@deborahpanam6857]

Pan Am Museum is the third floor of the Cradle of Aviation museum where this was filmed.

[@moreedcola6837]

I was born in the wrong generation.