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Okay, everyone.
If you can post something positive, do it.
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There is so much peak 1970s energy here, but we need to address the elephant—or rather, the lions—in the room. In the bottom right quadrant, two flight attendants are casually holding lion cubs like they are standard-issue duty-free items. Apparently, the Golden Age of Travel involved checking your bag, boarding a 747 with more legroom than a modern studio apartment, and being handed a small jungle cat as a comfort animal.
This ad is also fascinating because it was paid for by the employees, a level of corporate devotion that feels positively alien today. The mosaic aesthetic tries to convey a "world of service," while the mechanics staring into the jet engine look like they are searching for the meaning of life (or perhaps a lost 10mm socket). It’s a beautiful snapshot of an era when flying was an event, the livery was iconic, and workplace safety regulations regarding wild animals were… merely suggestions.
Sourced from the December 29, 1972 issue of Life magazine.
Iran Air flight attendants during the 1970s.
had to make a promoting/advertising poster as a project so here's what i came up with 😝
if anyones interested heres the full pic
My friend really changed once she became a vegetarian
its like ive never seen herbivore
i sighed so loud my mom asked me if i was okay and she’s two rooms away
LETS GO
I want it so bad
Yes yes i know love is love. But they are still killing CHILDREN. over this.
Edit: muted this post, simply bc im sick of the transphobes and homophobes in the comments, and they're pissing me off ❤️
The star-studded spoof, AIRPLANE!, opened on July 2, 1980. Directors: Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry Zucker.
‘I am serious... and don't call me Shirley’
Airplane! (1980) dir. Jim Abrahams, David & Jerry Zucker
Airplane!, 1980
a i r p l a n e !, 1980 🎬 dir. david zucker, jerry zucker, jim abrahams 'Magazines'