didn't like Pan Am at all , had to change the channel after the first 20min. so much for that show on to the other new ones that I did like though

The show was well done. Yes, it did bring us back to a time when flying was glamorous. For those of us that flew Pan Am for our overseas flights, we remember the impeccable service and the well groomed stewardesses and stewards. We, as passengers, dressed well, and all this added to the prestige of flying internationally.

I thought women didn't like being "objectified". This show sets women back 30 years. I watched it for the first and last time. I flew Pan Am to Frankfurt in 1986 and they "stews" looked or acted nothing like the ones in this show.
Times have definitely changed

If this show does any good, it'll make the airlines hire beautiful women again. I had dinner with a woman who was a stewardess for TWA in the late 60s, and I could tell she must've have been drop dead gorgeous in 1969.

Unfortunately, I was dissapointed in the premiere of this show. I was really looking forward to it, but wasn't that into it when I watched it. I'll try it a couple more times, though, to see if it picks up. I was suprised, however, that I really enjoyed the show Revenge and am looking forward to watch more.

The cockpit in the 20's I don't think so in a new plane . no only experince old guys flying them the stews shared rooms in those days. and in the big lux rooms never happened

As a retired airline worker ,it was nice to see the pan am colors although I worked for TWA. I myself don't see myself watching this again such as it is. The plot has not thickened nor even inticed me. Actually boredom in perpetual motion.

I enjoyed the show but the background music was so loud, I couldn't quite hear it all. Who is the studio on this production? Producers and directors take note.... the background music is too loud, tone it down a bit, we want to hear the dialog.

The new show Pan Am was disgusting & made a mockery of the stewardesses who worked for that airline. They were depicted as sex starved Playboy Playmates & not professionals who had a very difficults job to do. I will never watch this show again & advise my family & friends not to watch it either.
Evie Glodic

Mad Men will inspire many more like Pan Am. I'd prefer that they just bring back Happy Days. I knew several stewardae back in the '50s. Their conversations were limited to how many passegers threw up on a rough flight.
But one couldn't do worse than a blind date with one of them -- they were all so cute. Look around the cabin of your next flight -- some of them are still flying! Grandmas in the aisles.