Service Description: The Early days of Transatlantic Flight
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Description: Today, more than 2,500 flights a day cross the North Atlantic alone, and for many of us, the flight is a necessary imposition. In 2015, a total of 44 million seats were available for use across the Atlantic.
But it took a while for transatlantic air travel to become commonplace. This is a look at how it all began.
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