“I had a brother.”
“You still have a brother. As far as we know, he survived.”
pan am 1x14 ~1964
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Welcome to Pan Am
It's the early sixties, the modern sixties, and the adventurous sixties. Follow these stewardesses and their pilots as they travel through the ups and downs of their modern Jet Age, and as they soar through the high of the 60s life. All while in the sky.
So, buckle up, adventure calls.
passengers living the life
