| Saturday, September 12th 2009 - 05:10:31 PM |
| There is no place like home! T.W.A |
| Wednesday, August 26th 2009 - 07:45:28 PM |
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| Monday, August 24th 2009 - 10:16:51 AM |
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| Friday, July 17th 2009 - 12:16:49 AM |
| JFK,Hanger12. The best years of my life were with my TWA family, We spent many Holidays together, It was a great pleasure knowing all of them, |
| Sunday, April 26th 2009 - 06:55:34 PM |
| My name is Michele Turner, a former TWA New York employee. Carol Treutlein (also a former TWA New York employee) and myself are chairing an Annual "Women of TWA" Luncheon in Manhattan, New York on October 3, 2009. We are trying to get the word out to more former TWA women. Therefore, we are networking with many groups who reach these women. If you could be so kind to put a notice of our luncheon in your bulletin or newspaper (just a line or two) to help us reach others who aren't aware of our luncheon. Many of the ladies who attend our luncheon are seniors and belong to different senior groups throughout the U.S.A. There is no membership, the women can live anywhere, but must be former TWA employees. We are women who felt the need to get together once a year when TWA "closed". If you have any questions, please feel free to email either myself or Carol at: micheleturnerny@optonline.net or ctreutlein@aol.com. Thank you for your time and consideration. Michele Turner |
| Sunday, April 26th 2009 - 06:53:42 PM |
| My name is Michele Turner, a former TWA New York employee. Carol Treutlein (also a former TWA New York employee) and myself are chairing an Annual "Women of TWA" Luncheon in Manhattan, New York on October 3, 2009. We are trying to get the word out to more former TWA women. Therefore, we are networking with many groups who reach these women. If you could be so kind to put a notice of our luncheon in your bulletin or newspaper (just a line or two) to help us reach others who aren't aware of our luncheon. Many of the ladies who attend our luncheon are seniors and belong to different senior groups throughout the U.S.A. There is no membership, the women can live anywhere, but must be former TWA employees. We are women who felt the need to get together once a year when TWA "closed". If you have any questions, please feel free to email either myself or Carol at: micheleturnerny@optonline.net or ctreutlein@aol.com Thank you for your time and consideration. Michele Turner |
| Sunday, April 26th 2009 - 06:53:12 PM |
| My name is Michele Turner, a former TWA New York employee. Carol Treutlein (also a former TWA New York employee) and myself are chairing an Annual "Women of TWA" Luncheon in Manhattan, New York on October 3, 2009. We are trying to get the word out to more former TWA women. Therefore, we are networking with many groups who reach these women. If you could be so kind to put a notice of our luncheon in your bulletin or newspaper (just a line or two) to help us reach others who aren't aware of our luncheon. Many of the ladies who attend our luncheon are seniors and belong to different senior groups throughout the U.S.A. There is no membership, the women can live anywhere, but must be former TWA employees. We are women who felt the need to get together once a year when TWA "closed". If you have any questions, please feel free to email either myself or Carol at: micheleturnerny@optonline.net or ctreutlein@aol.com Thank you for your time and consideration. Michele Turner |
| Saturday, March 28th 2009 - 08:01:15 PM |
| Wonderful years as a Flight Attendant from 1976- the AA take over.I then retired with incredible memories of extraordinary co-workers. The best of the best. Moira ( McGlone ) Presti. JFK I |
| Tuesday, March 3rd 2009 - 04:15:30 PM |
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| Wednesday, December 3rd 2008 - 02:42:59 PM |
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| Friday, September 5th 2008 - 01:42:32 PM |
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| Friday, August 15th 2008 - 06:46:44 PM |
| Thanks for the memories! |
| Friday, August 1st 2008 - 11:18:12 AM |
| Thanks for the great site! TWA was a privilege to work for. F/A 1968-1972. |
| Wednesday, July 16th 2008 - 10:11:13 PM |
| I worked for TWA in STL from October '97 to August '01 as a Customer Service Agent. I loved the family we had at the terminal. It was the best job I have ever had. A shining star was extinguished when TWA was sucked into the American Airlines black hole. |
| Monday, July 14th 2008 - 09:58:06 AM |
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| Friday, May 30th 2008 - 09:05:31 AM |
| If the CAIRVIN in the website address of this site is you, Carol, who kindly looked after my daughter and her friend (from England) 7 or 8 years ago, please email. |
| Saturday, May 24th 2008 - 03:18:47 PM |
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//http://www.geocities.com/robstwa75.html WOW! What fond memories! I worked for TWA from 1975-2001 as a flight attendant and as a flight service manager at JFK-1. TWA was not only the best company to work for, but the people I worked with were awesome! Everywhere you turn, there's TWA family everywhere! Thank you for making this wonderful website! Robert M JFK-1 FSM TWA #016779 |
| Tuesday, October 30th 2007 - 06:46:12 AM |
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| Monday, September 17th 2007 - 01:15:23 AM |
| Looking for Mary Rae Stebben who was Hostess and supervisor flying TWA both Domestic and Overseas. Formerly lived in Manhatan Beach, California |
| Wednesday, September 12th 2007 - 03:34:14 PM |
| I had 33yrs with TWA and then some as I was a second generation employee. I miss the airline and all the people as they were like a second family. |
| Monday, January 22nd 2007 - 11:12:57 AM |
| THANK YOU ...FROM ME AND MY DECEASED SPOUSE ..LEON MANNING DCS 1970-1976 |
| Saturday, December 24th 2005 - 09:56:29 AM |
| Merry Christmas! Was surfing the net, looking for a message board to post on. My father, Jack G. Wilkins, worked for TWA for 36 years, until his death in 1973. He started at Hanover Airlines, which became Northwest, then went to Transcontinental Western and Air, worked in ICD, and became Foreman in Charge of Maintenance in Kansas City. If anyone has any stories about him that they could share, it would be greatly appreciated. |
| Friday, September 23rd 2005 - 06:36:16 AM |
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//rapheal I only worked at TWA for 2yrs. I worked with the greatest men and women in the industry and i will miss you all. Rapheal flight attendant |
| Monday, March 14th 2005 - 09:51:59 PM |
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| Thursday, March 3rd 2005 - 06:14:14 PM |
| I saw this website, and thought I'd pass on this information to the folks at TWA. I'm employed by Delta, but my father worked for TWA 45 years before his retirement in the early 80's. Ulrike (Uli) Derickson, the Delta flight attendant who was honored for saving passengers' lives in 1985 during the TWA hijacking, died Feb. 18 in her home in Tucson, Ariz. Derickson, 60, had been a Delta flight attendant since 1992. Her courage was instrumental in saving the lives of dozens of hostages. "While we mourn the loss of any employee at Delta, Uli will forever hold a special place in many of our hearts, she will be forever missed," said Paulette Corbin, s.v.p., In-Flight Service. "Our thoughts and prayers are with her family." Derickson became the first woman to receive the Silver Cross for Valor, awarded by the Legion of Valor, a veterans organization. "The Taking of Flight 847: The Uli Derickson Story," a 1988 movie that appeared on NBC and featured Lindsay Wagner as Derickson, received five Emmy nominations. |
| Sunday, February 20th 2005 - 10:14:05 PM |
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//Christina We were a family I miss you all and wish you all the best of luck. So sorry that a company that substisted on heart and employee determination was gobbled up by such a heartless beast. |
| Monday, November 15th 2004 - 11:55:04 PM |
| TWA, the best airline in the world! May your name and memories last forever! From a furloughed TWA F/A, STL |
| Monday, September 27th 2004 - 05:55:07 AM |
| jfk garage mechanic, waiting for AA to call. I only worked for TWA 6 years but it was the best 6 years of my life.I would love to hear from the guys I worked with my e-mail is mikegoodwrench@hotmail.com |
| Saturday, September 11th 2004 - 04:29:26 PM |
| Been away from TAW for 7 years but still in the business as an FAA Inspector. My wife and I had long wonderful memories of TWA at both JFK and MCI. |
| Wednesday, September 1st 2004 - 11:41:24 AM |
| Great sight. I have a request that might be kind of difficult. My wife, who was adopted as an infant, just found out her biological father was a TWA Captain. He died in 1976 in an auto accident driving home from JFK, so she has no idea what he looked like. If anyone has any info on him, it would be greatly appreciated. His name was William Snyder. He flew in Korea (I'd assume F-86) and was hired as a Captain on the "Connie" in 1953. I believe he later flew the 707 and 747. Thanks |
| Saturday, August 14th 2004 - 09:10:47 AM |
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//George. Hi. Thanks for the great pictures very interesting. George. |
| Thursday, August 12th 2004 - 03:37:55 PM |
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//Elaine Hi Carol. My sister asked me to look up TWA's "You Need to Know".. "In Memory Of" as she wants to keep track of her old flying partners and see who may have passed on. My sister, Barbara McLaughlin-Swasay, retired for many years ago. She does not get on-line and so asks me to research for her. She still wants to connect. She gave me a web site to look for the "In Memory Of" but site does not appear. Your suggestions are most welcome. Your site is wonderful and I can even remember much of what you have on your site. Nice job! |
| Thursday, July 22nd 2004 - 11:22:23 AM |
| I truly enjoyed my 7 years with TWA. I was the most junior guy in what I am pretty sure was the very last L1011 FE class for newhires. My little piece of history? And as an aside I was fortunate to fly F/O for Nick Colyvas who is signed in just below me. I don't know what the early Captain's at TWA were like but guys and gals like Nick continued a fine tradition. It was a true pleasure to work with you all. Thanks for the memories. |
| Monday, July 19th 2004 - 09:11:53 PM |
| I was TWA for only a short 13 years, but i had a great carrer and loved every min of it. I staarted in aug 88 as a L10 F/E then moved onto the 727 and 767 as an F/O and finnally a capt. on the 80 and 717 for my last 4 years with TWA. I was never so proud as I was when I earned my capt wings. TWA meant the world to me. Now I am one of the few that got picked up by aa but my best years are behind me now. I will always miss all my good friends and great times at the best job I ever had! Keep in touch please!! Nick |
| Friday, July 2nd 2004 - 10:24:57 PM |
| As a kid growing up in LAX I used to ride my bike out to the airport to watch the big planes land and to see all of the activity on the airport. little did I know that some years later I would start my career in the airlines. Of all of the airlines that operated in those days ,TWA was the was the crown jewel. To get a job with an airline was quite a feather in your cap, but to work for TWA was the cats meow. The excitement of working in a world where far away places like Rome,Paris,London,etc. were common place to us. Other people could only dream of places that we went to every day. It was magic to board a plane in LAX and in just a few hours be on the other side of the world,and do it in a style that only TWA could give you. I joined TWA in 1963 as a fleet service helper and after a time in the Navy, I returned to work and became an aircraft mechanic. a profession I have enjoyed for 41yrs. but now with AA in MCI. I spent some time in Pheonix also. The people of TWA were and are the best. American has no concept of what they destroyed when they closed TWA as a company. The history and memories will live on as long as one of us is still alive and beyond. TWA was the most exciting thing to ever happen to me, and I am greatful for everyday I worked for it. American is a great company,---TWA was a great family. 'UP,UP and away' plays in my mind everyday still. Through the good times and the bad, we were and will remain TWA!!!! |
| Sunday, June 27th 2004 - 01:18:38 PM |
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| Friday, June 4th 2004 - 04:54:47 PM |
| We were a TWA family. My husband, Richard, was a pilot from 1956-1987, I was a hostess 1958-1859 and our son Mark was a TWA pilot at the time of the buy-out. How sad to see a wonderful company disappear. |
| Saturday, May 29th 2004 - 05:08:47 PM |
| I joined TWA in 1970 at LAX as a hostess just as TWA and Pan Am launched the 747. I was based in New York and my life soon began wearing a wool Dalton uniform on a Hot Summers day at Hangar 12 waiting for a 707 to arrive. The race was on and we were ready to fight for our markets and for our passengers. Air fares were the same. The difference was made in customer service. Every week was a new adventure and a new episode in our lives. There was such a wonderful feeling of camaraderie and family with alot of loyalty thrown into the mix. But it wasn't just with TWA. It was with all of the airlines. It was quite a time...a wonderful exciting time that shall never be replaced in our hearts. You were hired for a job that everyone wanted and you became family and stayed for thirty years. God Bless the family at TWA. You will never forget! Dianna (Shockley) Bennett |
| Sunday, May 23rd 2004 - 01:30:15 PM |
| great airline,great site,keep it going. |
| Sunday, May 23rd 2004 - 01:30:00 PM |
| great airline,great site,keep it going. |
| Thursday, April 29th 2004 - 08:20:10 PM |
| My father as a pilot for TWA starting back when TWA was Transcontinental Westerern. All my childhood was spend amidst TWA: maps, playing cards, flight bags, photos, flight manuals, trips on Connies, 880's, L1011's and 747's (sometimes with Dad as Captain on the 880s), crew bus to the hanger, excursions to ALPA HQ and endless stories partly because TWA PMA was in our basement. Almost every family friend was TWA. It made a big impact upon me as a kid and I still remember the wonderful things that came to me because my Dad worked for TWA. |
| Friday, April 23rd 2004 - 03:51:00 PM |
| retired in 1987 after 33 years working ramp at lax. enjoyed the people most of all |
| Sunday, March 7th 2004 - 06:58:53 PM |
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| Thursday, January 29th 2004 - 11:31:13 AM |
| I grew up in the St. Louis area and always dreamed of being a F/A with TWA. My dream came true in 1999. I miss TWA and the fun I had the few short years I got to work there. I am proud to say at least I got the chance. God Bless everyone in the TWA family. |
| Friday, January 23rd 2004 - 12:02:10 PM |
| Will never forget twa 36 year we where a family BOSTON ramp cmy |
| Tuesday, December 23rd 2003 - 01:06:28 PM |
| 28 years in LAX. So many friends, so many memories. Left TWA in 1990 to return to the sea as ship's officer on Navy Oceanographic Survey ships. Retired to Southern Oregon in 2001 |
| Wednesday, December 17th 2003 - 12:06:31 PM |
| Oh,what a good time working at TWA was. I worked CHIRS,SEA,TUL,BWI and DSM. I went over to AA until laid off 1/03 but now am at NWA and it is so much like TW that I often forget im not at TWA. There is life after TWA its just a different life! |
| Tuesday, December 16th 2003 - 03:38:16 PM |
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//http://retired Just a short note to wish all the TWA folks a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year TWA THE BEST EVER BAR NONE |
| Wednesday, December 10th 2003 - 10:49:45 PM |
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//nancy I love your dreambook & will be back when I have more time. |
| Friday, December 5th 2003 - 12:22:02 AM |
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//bob schneck I WORKED AT JFK IN THE AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE DEPT. FOR 37 YEARS THEN OCT 2001 AMERICAN CLOSED THE ENTIRE OPERATION, TOOK THE FURLOUGH AND FINALLY RETIRED FROM AMERICAN JAN. 2002 NOW WORKING FOR JETBLUE AT JFK MY EXPERIRNCE WITH TWA WAS ALL THE GREAT PEOPLE THAT WOEKED.WOULDNT TRADE THAT FOR ANYTHING. |
| Monday, December 1st 2003 - 02:24:53 PM |
| This website brings back so many fond memories of Paris...the highlight of my 30 year career with TWA were the STL-CDG years..Thanks for taking the time to put this together..C'est tres fantastique!! |
| Monday, December 1st 2003 - 12:32:02 PM |
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//Jane Orr I have so many cherished memories of TWA. Some of my favorite layovers were in the beautiful city of Paris. I flew for 18 years with TWA before being furloughed by AA. I will never forget!! |
| Thursday, November 20th 2003 - 11:30:57 PM |
| thank you for the site,,,,,,enjoy it alot....LLL |
| Thursday, November 20th 2003 - 09:21:04 PM |
| First visit to this site- Thank You. Like all the others, 30 yrs with TWA was not like a job. It was an adventure. Pleased to have worked with such dedicated people from around the whole system. Andre Failovic from Paris Cargo Sales, just visited us for 10 days. It is great to have friends around the world. |
| Saturday, November 15th 2003 - 01:37:16 PM |
| We will always have our heart with each other!Miss all of you! |
| Friday, September 26th 2003 - 01:51:24 PM |
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//ROB BELL THANKS,TO ALL I HAD THE PLEASURE OF FLYING WITH.YOU ARE TWA! JFK 86-88,STL 88-91. THANKS,GWB SR.:-( |
| Wednesday, August 20th 2003 - 11:01:25 AM |
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//Eric PHL RSP |
| Sunday, August 10th 2003 - 06:42:07 PM |
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//http://www.desertdispatch.com/ourtown/backward/ I am a historian in Barstow California that is looking for old TAT photos of the Barstow airport. Barstow had a TAT airport in 1929 and the terinal is still standing, barely |
| Sunday, August 3rd 2003 - 05:58:31 PM |
| ITS STLL HARD TO BELIEVE THAT AFTER 40 YEARS I NO LONGER HAVE TO HEAD OUT TO JFK.I HAVE VERY HAPPY MEMORIES THERE.I WAS THE FIRST WOMAN TO WORK AT THE GATES AND TO DRIVE JETWAYS, I WAS TERRIFIED OF MEETING 747S THEY WERE SO BIG AND SO NOISY..WE WERNT ISSUED EAR PROTECTION IN THOSE DAYS EITHER.I USED EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD, WHICH I DID MANY TIMES.IM SORRY I NEVER GOT TO SAY GOODBUY TO A LOT OF YOU WONDERFUL PEOPLE.PLEASE ACCEPT THIS AS ONE..UP UP AND AWAY!! |
| Sunday, July 27th 2003 - 10:55:12 AM |
| I worked in the Audit & Control Office at JFK from 1988-2001. I now work at JFK and pass the old Terminal 5 .It makes me sad to see the building not being used and remembering the times of working there and departing for different destinations around the world. |
| Saturday, July 26th 2003 - 12:07:43 AM |
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//Marty Karna Diller Nothing will fade the glitter of the treasured years that I flew for TWA! In 1968, we still wore white gloves, red lipstick, and girdles, and the passengers dressed elegantly. That scene quickly disolved in the '70's, but it was still a great job, fun to travel and to meet so many interesting co-workers and pax. TWA memories burst my heart! |
| Friday, July 25th 2003 - 02:00:34 AM |
| I will never forget the day when my Elaine Mueller, the flight hostess interviewer for Oklahoma/Texas hired me and said "This is the most wonderful thing that will ever happen to you. You are going to see the world. You will travel to places and meet people that others will dream about." She was right about everything. I loved my years and experiences at TWA and I miss all of you. rwinterviewer i |
| Tuesday, July 22nd 2003 - 06:31:49 AM |
| I was hired the spring of 1985 and was lucky enough to work out of JFK as an International Flight Attendant. I will never forget all the great people I worked with and the amazing places that I was able to travel. I lost my job to the strike in 1986. I am able to share my experiences of living in NYC and traveling in Europe with my students. TWA was an awesome opportunity for me. |
| Sunday, July 20th 2003 - 06:45:41 PM |
| Started to work for TWA Sept 1966 and retired Jan 1st 1995, TWA was the very best as was its employees., i want to just say hi to all my friends that i made in the years at IAD and DCA, the very best..GOD BLESS YOU ALL |
| Saturday, July 19th 2003 - 06:55:18 PM |
| Joined TWA in August 1969 and worked until 9/11 at DCA and IAD Ramp Service at. TWA was my family and I have made so many good, good friends over the years. Will never forget. Love you all. |
| Wednesday, July 16th 2003 - 11:30:38 AM |
| To the everlasting friendships and joys shared at TWA. Never Forget! |
| Sunday, July 6th 2003 - 08:10:30 PM |
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//http://RETIRED 1965 K.S.C. 1970 I.A.D. D.C.A. RETIRED TWA BEST JOB AND CO. EVER I SURE MISS IT AND THE COWORKERS THE BEST.GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN |
| Sunday, June 22nd 2003 - 11:08:54 PM |
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| Saturday, June 21st 2003 - 10:55:47 PM |
| LAX OPS( FIC 1960-1991 |
| Saturday, June 21st 2003 - 10:52:01 PM |
| LAX OPS (FIC) |
| Saturday, June 21st 2003 - 03:40:21 PM |
| Always TWA - started 1967 - res,cargo,ato,supv,cargo,ato in that order. Thank you TWA, wonderful friends through out the years. |
| Tuesday, June 17th 2003 - 12:12:47 PM |
| My 1st time ever to Hawaii?...as F/O on TWA 1 to HNL. I had passed my 767 type rating just a week before...what a rush. Thank you TWA. |
| Friday, June 13th 2003 - 07:39:14 PM |
| TW from 6-1-59 to 12-1-00. BDL Jun 59 to May 81 PIA May 81 to May 91 TPA May 91 to Retirement |
| Friday, June 13th 2003 - 05:34:58 PM |
| God Bless the TWA!!! Salute to TWA Employees! :-) |
| Thursday, June 12th 2003 - 07:23:54 PM |
| SALUTE TO THE TWA EMPLOYEES! I STARTED WITH TWA 7/70 AT 2 PENN PLAZA, NYC AND RETIRED AS THE TWA SUPERVISOR TAMPA FLORIDA!!! |
| Thursday, June 12th 2003 - 07:59:29 AM |
| Started in LAX res in 1967 - Spent 18 years in STL. Retired in 1999. It was a great 32 experience. |
| Tuesday, June 10th 2003 - 10:17:37 PM |
| I worked from 1963 to 1997 at OHare and Midway airports. Mary Kay worked for Ozark and then TWA at OHare and retired in 1999. |
| Tuesday, June 10th 2003 - 06:49:07 PM |
| TWA IN STL for 31+ years. Mostly in Baggage Service. |
| Sunday, June 8th 2003 - 08:21:11 PM |
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//Jane Orr I will never forget my wonderful days as a TWA flight attendant. I made so many wonderful friends and went to so many wonderul places. I will NEVER forget my TWA family! Thanks for the memories! AA can never take that from me! -Jane from Newton, KS |
| Sunday, June 8th 2003 - 01:24:09 PM |
| Wonderful sight! I have great memories of 1977-2000 when I chose to early retire. I will always remember my friends at TWA and if I had C...I....s billions we'd still be the best! |
| Saturday, June 7th 2003 - 07:14:42 PM |
| 46years with twa at JFK %LGA 10months left to go at LGA with american |
| Saturday, June 7th 2003 - 03:31:56 PM |
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//http://groups.msn.com/twafamily/shoebox.msnw Beautiful site!!!!! Thank you for aading my site to your links! No matter what AA or others do to us, the Spirit of TWA will never die. WE ARE FAMILY! Jean-Louis, furloughed F/A hired in 1979, former Purser, FSM at BOS-I, JFK-I, STL and FLL. |
| Tuesday, April 22nd 2003 - 03:52:46 AM |
| I was a Asst. Ramper Agent for TWA in TPA and SEA for 6 years until the end of TWA LLC, for the ground crew in 05/2002. For all of us now on furlough from 9/11 and your collection here I am greatful for working with the best airline in avaition history. I had two brother who worked Ramp in the same stations along side of me and they give thier thanks also. I hope to continue with A/A sometime in the future when things get better. I still have large TWA colections including ground crew unifroms from the past 10 year colors and logos in near mint condition if you know anyone who wants to buy or collect TWA memorilbilia just email me thank you. |
| Sunday, April 6th 2003 - 01:55:42 PM |
| Thanks for this great undertaking. Enjoying retirement after 39 years. I agree with Serge, it was a family. |
| Sunday, April 6th 2003 - 12:43:38 PM |
| What made TWA so special ,is that the employees were a family. I am proud to be part of that TWA family ! Serge Prevot Ops Agent CDG |
| Friday, April 4th 2003 - 05:34:17 PM |
| Hello to all who read..This is a new Guestbook and am sorry the previous didnt work anymore..so if your visit is a repeat or your first. I hope you will let us know you were here. |