Air Stewardess Collection

With a view to helping aged and infirm passengers on the often considerable walks along corridors at Londons Heathrow Airport

Liverpool footballer Ian St John signs an autograph for air hostess Jeanette Sutherland at Speke Airport in Liverpool as the team fly out to Turin for their upcoming European Cup Winners Cup First

Six Laker stewardesses make a record dedicated to Freddie Laker called " Let Us Fly". The record is being rush released on red Bus records

Air Lingus air Stewardess in uniform. 13th February 1967

Woman modelling new BEA air stewardess uniform. 1st April 1968

American Airline stewardesses modelling new uniforms 2nd November 1967

The Beatles - with stand in drummer Jimmie Nicol - return to London Heathrow Airport after 3 day tour of Denmark & Amsterdam

BOAC Air Stewardesses line up wearing their uniforms January 1963 P004606

BOAC Air Hostess Daphne Webster, of Hillingdon, Middlesex sitting amongst over 2, 000 items ranging from coat hangers to grape scissors, from toothbrushes to jigsaw puzzles

This is the new look for British European Airways girls - uniforms to match their mood. The new outfits, designed by royal dressmaker Hardy Amies, come in a stunning combination of skirts, jackets

Lady Douglas, wife of BEAs Chairman, persuaded her husband to give an order for three inches to be sniped off the skirts of the companys 700 air girls

Bonzo the housemartin perched on the hand of an airline hostess for farewell pictures October 1970 P004741

Stewardess Serving Drinks on Airplane
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Aberdeen manager Alex Ferguson receives champagne for an air hostess inthe European Cup Winners Cup trophy as the team celebrates defeating Real Madrid in the Final on their flight home May 1983

Illustration air hostess serving drinks to passengers on commercial aircraft

Illustration of a Pteranodon carrying a basket, representing dino airlines

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Air stewardesses have always been the epitome of grace and professionalism, ensuring a comfortable journey for all passengers. With a view to helping aged and infirm passengers on the often considerable walks along bustling airports, these dedicated individuals go above and beyond their call of duty. One such example is captured in a heartwarming image of a stewardess serving drinks on an airplane. Her warm smile reflects her commitment to providing exceptional service, making every passenger feel special. In another captivating moment, Liverpool footballer Ian St John takes a moment to sign an autograph for air hostess Jeanette Sutherland. This interaction showcases the admiration that people from different walks of life hold for these remarkable women who effortlessly balance their duties with celebrity encounters. Even celebrities themselves are not immune to the charm of air stewardesses. David Cassidy, singer, actor, and musician arrives at London Heathrow Airport where he is greeted by one such professional. The picture captures his excitement as he steps off the plane into familiar territory. The 1960s were marked by significant changes in fashion trends, and air stewardess uniforms were no exception. Images from this era showcase Air Lingus and BEA stewardesses donning stylish new uniforms that exude elegance and sophistication. American Airlines also joined in on the fashion revolution with their own stunning uniform designs modeled by their beautiful staff members. These images serve as timeless reminders of how even work attire can be both fashionable and functional. In a unique tribute to airline entrepreneur Freddie Laker, six Laker stewardesses come together to create a record dedicated solely to him. This creative endeavor highlights not only their talent but also their camaraderie within this close-knit community. Lastly, we cannot forget about some iconic moments involving famous bands like The Beatles returning home after successful tours abroad. Even amidst chaos at London Heathrow Airport, BOAC Air Stewardesses stand tall in their impeccable uniforms - symbols of reliability during times when the world seemed to revolve around these legendary musicians.