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What is imperative to mention is that these were not first-class tickets, this was what every passenger was receiving. Once again, the planes didn’t need to have a lot of seats because there were only a few people that were using this means of transportation. As time passed, the industry became hungrier for profit by turning common planes into containers that could fit as many seats as possible and having separate planes for business class passengers that pay half of the price of a brand new car for a ticket.

The President of We the People Convention released a statement claiming, without a shred of evidence, that there was, “massive, planned, illegal election fraud conducted by corrupt Democrat/Socialist Party operatives across our nation to steal our vote.”

The average price of a ticket was around $550, if we take into consideration inflation, that would be $3200 today. That is a lot of money with which the average Joe could have bought a good second-hand car. However, these flights had this price point for a reason, they were glooming in luxury. Today’s common flights are seen more like a long bus ride, but back in the day, you were welcomed in what seemed like the lounge of a fancy hotel.

The President’s legal team has already argued the absurd, that the dead former leader of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, was working with an international cabal of far-left saboteurs in a plot to steal the election, and thus the Presidency was rightfully won by Donald Trump.

Yet, besides all the technological advancements I think it was more luxurious back in the day, or at least more groovy. In some airliners, the lounge even had a piano or even a full music band for entertainment. As we know, the 1970s were all about music, something that was enjoyed by everyone and made the flight more pleasant. Some of the bigger airliners such as the Boeing 747 even had a couple of separate rooms with full-size beds.

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Those times really showcase that the focus was on the passenger/customer, who was taken care of from departure until arrival by a handful of stewardesses. By the late 1970s, most airline companies had separated these luxury flights into separate classes in order to attract more customers at affordable prices.

People were allowed to walk freely in the aircraft even if light turbulence occurred. They enjoyed meals that were actually cooked on board the plane in what looked like small restaurants. The bathrooms were quite spacious and looked more like the bathrooms that you would see inside a house rather than how bathrooms look in normal planes. These sections were inspired by luxury train wagons from the 1950s.

For that period, flying was more than a means of transportation, it was an entertaining experience that made it worth every penny. Besides the reminding turbulences, most people would even forget that they were flying from the experience they were living.

And his most loyal supporters, those in his inner circle, like the disgraced former general and former Trump National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, are becoming increasingly frustrated with the way the election turned out, going so far as to retweet calls that the results be overturned, that the election be nullified, and that martial law be implemented in the United States.

Boeing 747 first-class “Tiger Lounge” bar from the 1970s. The cabin was to be situated in the aircraft’s hold, with a viewing port in the central table. (Source: CNN Travel)

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Flynn openly called for the Constitution of the United States to be suspended and for martial law to be implemented when he retweeted calls by an Ohio organization for that very thing. We the People Convention created the video that openly calls for martial law to be installed and dictatorial powers enacted, claiming to be following in the footsteps of Abraham Lincoln.

Another interesting fact compared to today’s common flight experience was that passengers were allowed to smoke on board. Today, smoking inside a plane is completely prohibited as any source of fire is a risk to the safety of the passengers.