June 6, 201313 yr Shalom and greetings all my pals,Here is year 1975 flight from KMIA Miami International airport Miami International Airport eight miles northwest of downtown Miami to MBPV Providenciales International Airport located on the island of Providenciales of the Turks and Caicos Islands flown by Air Florida 727-200 shown in faded away year 1975 Kodak photographsAir Florida was famous for hottest stewardesses.Remember this Kodak camera that was used for this flight??Taxiing on taxiway P to short of runway 12Entering into runway 12 for take off via SKIPS1 departureAirborne on climb to FL330 past Miami cruise ship port making little left turn to execute SKIPS1 departure heading to SKIPS on way to ZQAOn climb to FL330 to SKIPSIntercepting SKIPS and heading to ZQA while still on climb to FL330Making evasive turn to avoid flock of birds with background view of North Cat Cay which is privately owned island run as a private members club by the Cat Cay Yacht Club where you can go for fishing to catch Mahi Mahi, Blue and White Marlin, Whaoo, Snapper and GrouperNow cruising at FL330 heading to ZQAIntercepting ZQA above city of Nassau, Bahamas and its some unknown local airport that I cannot find in present day mapsCruising past city of Nassau, its cruise ship port, and Paradise IslandFinishing interception of ZQA by leaving Nassau and its island to start route A555 all the way to Turks and CaciosCruising along A555 above deep sea blue waters of CaribbeanRich turquoise water color indicates that the plane is getting close to Turks and Cacios which signals time for descent from FL330 to 10,000 ftNow at 10,000 ft on way to MBPV runway 10Nice cloudsBecause of regulations not allowing more than 20 screenshots per post, please be kind enough to go to this hyperlink to view rest of the flight. Here is the link: http://vatil.org.il/forum/index.php/topic/40179-year-1975-era-kodak-photography-of-727-200-flight/Thank you for viewing in 1975 era Kodak photography style screenshots. Stay tuned for next exciting flight.Regards,Aharon
June 7, 201313 yr Outstanding nostalgia ... I've flown into Miami during that time period ... faked a severe fear of flying to get extra attention from the stews (who were indeed, hot) Dennis Trawick Screen Shot Forum Rules
June 7, 201313 yr I always enjoy your screenshots, Aharon! תודה לך Joel Murray @ CYVR (actually, somewhere about halfway between CYNJ and CZBB)
June 7, 201313 yr Excellent post as always Aharon! I've seen those girls lately. Unfortunately they are all 50-60 years old now and fly for AA and Delta and usually in a surly mood.. <_<
June 7, 201313 yr Author ha ha ha ha ha on funny comments on stewardesses!! Thanks to Jetsflier, IFR7700, JRMurray (thanks for nice Hebrew words), and Skully for kind words. Regards, Aharon
June 7, 201313 yr Great shots and story Aharon! My have times have changed in the commercial aviation world. No longer called "Stews"...and you're in big trouble if you call them that...they take GREAT offense to it! My last 727 flight was a United (tri-color) from KATL to KDEN. Oh, I love the paintjob too. :biggrin: Regards, Steve Dra Regards, Steve DraGet my paints for MSFS planes at flightsim.to here, and iFly 737s hereDownload my FSX, P3D paints at Avsim by clicking here
June 8, 201313 yr Author Steve, Good to hear from you!!! Thanks for your kind words!!!!! Welcome back to Avsim forums!!! I am sending you PM. Regards, Aharon
June 10, 201313 yr Dang. You covered the whole thing! From the girls to the bird herself. Seems like all you need is... Then it'd really be circa 1975 B) Great work. Connor Levens DISCLAIMER: All posts written via this account are from the perspective of one aviation enthusiast and his own flying experiences. Such posts are entirely his own opinion and in no way does he intend to hurt or insult any member of this forum.
June 10, 201313 yr Though this has nothing to do with Air Florida but it was an airline from the same area and era. Macky International was who my mom was a flight attendant for back in the 70s. Nice shots by the way. ATP MEL,CFI,CFII,MEI. Type Ratings B-737, ERJ-190,ERJ-170
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