The Girls In Blue: Pan Am 1964-1967 Real Stories of a Bygone Era
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The Girls In Blue: Pan Am 1964-1967 Real Stories of a Bygone Era
Pan American Airlines 1964-1967 Class 12; a group of young international girls who trained together in New York and were sent to San Francisco as their base. The only class in the history of the airline to stay in close touch for 50 years. In this memoir enjoy their stories from the perspective of Lesley Peters Robson, a British national who trained as a stewardess during this era of the Vietnam War, sexism, celebrity, and glamour.
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