What was it like to travel in airplanes in the 70's and 80's? - Quora

Answer: Much more pleasurable! * Full, “free” meals on coast to coast flight.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest What was it like to travel in airplanes in the 70's and 80's? Erin Datesman, Gen Xer, Teacher, Writer, More than meets the eye! Written Jun 20 Much more pleasurable! Full, “free” meals on coast to coast flights. I think there were even meals on a rather short flight we took often: Philadelphia to Tampa. We were NOT ...  Read More » Is a military coup possible in the United States of America? Jose Geraldo Gouvea, Fiction Writer and former History teacher Updated Jun 9 Bolivian president Evo Morales nailed it: El único país del mundo en donde no hay golpes de estado es EEUU, porque no hay embajada de Estados Unidos ahí! (The only country ...  Read More » Is Paris overrated? Sharron Lehman, Editorial Project Manager, Translator & Copywriter Written Jul 3, 2015 I've been living in Paris for over 35 years. I'm originally from the Philadelphia area. I've watched America topple from its "greatest country in the world" pedestal thanks... Read More » Are yakuza still powerful today in Japan? Martin Basinger, got to know the real Japan Updated Sep 5 Of course! They are part of the government and work as enforcers for the “dirty” work that the government wants to get done, but could not do legally. They are used as a sor...  Read More » Is driving tanks or AFV to mow down armed active enemy soldiers in battle a violation of some international convention? Brian Sibbald Written Sep 14 It’s not a violation. In fact, it’s happened recently - and on a massive scale, too: U.S. Army Buried Iraqi Soldiers Alive in Gulf War In war, you do whatever you have to jus...  Read More » What's the saddest way to die? Ryan Murphy Updated Fri There is only one way to die that is worse than being buried alive. It is to be lost alone in the catacombs of Odessa, Ukraine. They are a series of underground tunnels tha...  Read More » How do Japanese see their emperor today? Avery Morrow, Research Student in Religious Studies Updated Jun 22 If you are walking around in central Tokyo, you may see the Emperor riding in his black car every once in a while. There are always people waving to him on the sidewalk, an...  Read More » If the U.S. were invaded and its armed forces decimated, how well could the civilian population defend itself with its guns? Christopher Delich Written Apr 22 You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass. The US civilian population would be able to crush the fortitude and destr...  Read More » Couldn't Magneto crush Wolverine and Colossus during a fight very easily? Clark Mula Written Mar 27 Thanks for A2A. Magneto could have done both of those things. The one that we have seen is Magneto stopping Wolverine midair with his powers. Not only that, Magneto can tear ...  Read More » What are some of the coolest deaths in human history? Harold Rabbie Written Thu Eleazar the Maccabee, fighter in the Jewish revolt against the Greek occupying power in the land of Israel in the 2nd century BCE. According to one account, he attacked one ...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). Choose which emails we send you through Email Settings or Unsubscribe.