Comments by "cam lacasse" (@camlacasse3760) on "Found And Explained" channel.

@amylee8969 Was a stewardess in mid-1960's. our captains were WW2 pilots and they knew they could everything, and we totally believed they could. They were very well trained. Yes, there were accidents and we had to take away papers which carried a crash story, especially on front page. Everyone had a clean seat back linen, clean bathrooms, clean seats, tray tables, etc. Cleaners had time to do an excellent job. We had ovens and burns. We all pretty much started to smoke as there were lots of free cigarettes. Everyone was friendly and passengers had class and were wonderful. Even kids behaved well. We have gained in technology and have lost in grace and dignity.
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Don't fool yourself, First Class today and the Golden Age of flying are not the same - not at all. Way back then many of us choose the economy food as it was often times better than our First Class - everyone was neat and tidy and smelled wonderful. Getting into First Class today is much like what economy was during the Golden Age of the fifties and sixties.
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Have been on 3 world cruises (5 1/2 to 6 months each) and learned that the only difference in cruise liners and cruise ships is in their names! Maybe Carnival so-called cruise buckets don't count, they are the bottom of the barrel of cruising.
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