Join us this Saturday at 11 AM during Open Ramp Day at the 1940 Air Terminal Museum for an exciting museum talk by Janet Flannery, a former TWA flight attendant and passionate volunteer. With a wealth of experience in the aviation industry, having worked as a flight attendant for TWA from 1959 to 1964, Janet was part of the first "jet" class to serve on the new Boeing 707 jets, making her a true pioneer in the industry.

Janet's experience and expertise in the aviation field make her a valuable asset to the museum and a captivating speaker. Her unique perspective on the history of air travel and the changes that have occurred over the years make her talk informative and engaging. As a volunteer at the museum, she enjoys sharing her knowledge and educating the public on the early days of air travel.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from a true expert and join us for a fascinating museum talk on aviation history. Be sure to mark your calendar and join us for this event.