Sarah Colt Productions

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Decades ago, “stewardesses” earned less than men, couldn’t get married or gain weight, and had to retire at 32. Mary Pat Laffey Inman, a key figure in a lawsuit that ended many discriminatory practices in the skies, looks back at a not-so-golden era. nyti.ms/4bFsEQ1

@Primo_Levi @AmExperiencePBS @kathleenmbarry2 @TheFlyGirl10 Flight attendants should weigh in on this! But we know that it was (and is) a very physically demanding job. As planes got larger and faster, flight attendants had to assist more people in less time. @kathleenmbarry2 describes this speed up in her book Femininity in Flight.

@AmExperiencePBS @SarahColtProd @kathleenmbarry2 @TheFlyGirl10 How difficult was the job on those planes back in those days. It looks like you served real food on china with quality silverware. It appears to be really labor intensive.

FLY WITH ME starts soon - join us as we live-post the premiere: #FlyWithMePBS Watch along on your local @PBS station, or stream the film online beginning at 9/8c → to.pbs.org/3OdMbNo

@cardcataloggirl @AmExperiencePBS @kathleenmbarry2 @TheFlyGirl10 It's hard to choose just one, but a real highlight was the opportunity to speak with so many incredible flight attendants about their experiences fighting to get and keep their jobs, and ultimately make their workplace more equitable!

@AmExperiencePBS @SarahColtProd @kathleenmbarry2 @TheFlyGirl10 What was your favorite part in producing this documentary?

Love this: stunning airline ads alongside flight attendants talking about realities of the job pbs.org/wgbh/americane…

@SarahColtProd @kathleenmbarry2 @TheFlyGirl10 ✈️ Did you miss tonight’s broadcast? #FlyWithMePBS is now streaming online and on the @PBS App 👇 pbs.org/wgbh/americane…

“We weren't fighting for ourselves. That's what made it so wonderful. I wasn't fighting for me. I was fighting for the girl next to me.” - Dusty Roads #FlyWithMePBS

@MsMagazine @GloriaSteinem Check out this @NYTimes Q&A with Mary Pat Laffey Inman about her experience as a stewardess and her landmark lawsuit. #FlyWithMePBS nytimes.com/2024/02/19/tra…

Female flight attendant to Mary Pat Laffey Inman after win in anti-gender discrimination class action lawsuit against Northwest Airlines: "Every time I walk around my single hotel room naked I think of you!" #FlyWithMePBS @AmExperiencePBS

Kathleen Heenan documented her international travels while working as a TWA flight attendant in an album she shared with the filmmakers. #FlyWithMePBS @AmExperiencePBS

Stewardesses for Women’s Rights found common cause in a surprising, high-profile ally: @MsMagazine founder @GloriaSteinem. #FlyWithMePBS to.pbs.org/48ii12P

@GeesMom If you couldn't catch all of the live broadcast, FLY WITH ME is available to stream on the PBS website! pbs.org/wgbh/americane…

Wish I would've stayed watching #Flywithmepbs sooner. Fingers crossed for a replay.

“Once you open your eyes, you can never wholly close them again.” - Patricia Ireland #FlyWithMePBS

"Olde English Wench" stewardess uniform gets me every time! 🤣😳 #FlyWithMePBS @AmExperiencePBS

To learn more about flight attendants working on military air charters during the Vietnam War, check out @SFOMuseum gallery sfomuseum.org/exhibitions/fl… #FlyWithMePBS

As highly trained safety professionals working in physically demanding roles, the reality of stewardesses belied their carefree depiction in airlines’ advertisements. #FlyWithMePBS to.pbs.org/3HTIwAP

Celeste Lansdale Brodigan saved many of the published newspaper articles about her "funny story." #FlyWithMePBS

Enjoying the FLY WITH ME soundtrack? Composer @TroyHerion used a 1959 Gretsch to capture that distinctive 1960s sound. #flywithmepbs @AmExperiencePBS

In October 1966, a group including Betty Friedan (far right), Pauli Murray (second from left) and Sonia Pressman Fuentes (fifth from right) formed the National Organization for Women (NOW) to pressure the EEOC to enforce Title VII and to fight for women’s equality. #FlyWithMePBS

Who knew that NOW originated with flight attendants seeking their rights?!? Awesome history here as always @AmExperiencePBS ! #FlyWithMePBS