the Indian accent is disappearing

And women say, work never ends, ops , wife just came in, better get the washing up done then, bye, 😎

he was not that good dont log in asking the same question i think it was quite weak

Takes me back when I was a kid, went there quite often thanks for the memories ❤😊

And by the way, if they call you, you don't know who you're talking to. Always hang up and call back through your bank's customer service dept number. I don't even use the phone to place orders as I don't give out bank data over the phone for ANY REASON. You shouldn't either.

It's getting to the point that using a bank is a risk that isn't worth it any longer. Better to take all your money out as soon as it arrives and pay everyone in cash or money order. Koookoooo world we live in now.

No 707 yet.

The Super Constellation deplaning passengers at 6:23 is a Trans-Canada Air Lines L-1049G. TCA changed its name to Air Canada in 1965.

Thank you for sharing I hope this video goes very far. Actually I will be sending this video to everyone I know. Than you.

These people have no scruples. Six years later scamming is even more dangerous. AI is gonna make it worse as it already is

1965 Aug flew to Gothenburg on Scandinavian Caravelle.Later in December flew back on BEA Comet 4B

#USAA bank scammer attempted this with me....

Brilliant

Wow that's the fastest moves I've ever seen you make, need one in every room lol x

were you expecting this scam call? You put it on youtube from start to finish, just wondering how you knew

What a lovely impression of that period, not just airplanes, but the people, the cars, the buses, the buildings. Aircraft and airlines of yesteryear, like BEA, TWA, PANAM, but also the old liveries of SAS and KLM. I love the classic lines of the cars and buses too, and the stylish ladies. Thanks for sharing.

Ese equipo reproduce audio?

Airport observation deck… mandatory… exciting… free!

Thank you for sharing this. Yes he was very convincing to start with, but, became frantic in the end..... All of these people are bastards ! Sorry this happened to you.

But plenty of Prop Jets! --Viscounts.. 🛩

I worked in B2B telesales for several years (including working for some very iffy set ups) right up to the mid 2010s. This chap has definately honed his skills, possibly on B2B telesales and/or pressure sales. He's very good at "reading the room" so to speak. Im guessing a lot of people have fallen for the patter and bs. What an utter scumbag.

Hard to find film of a 1649 Starliner.

Can't see any lights on the tree??

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Thanks for recording this, I hope they get what’s coming to them. What a scummy way to make a living. Maybe they should take up a job in acting, might suit them better and be more moral :)

My Dad was a driver for the Ministry of Aviation at London Airport in the late 50's and the early 60's. He used to take me there and leave me in the public enclosure - not in the Queens Building.

The shots shown at 9:30 seconds of the KLM building were north side, before airport centre was operational, making these images very very early. As kids we would kneel on our beds looking out the window as the Super-Constellations and Strata-Cruisers: flew directly over the house and rattled the roof tiles going to land on the then diagonal runways. Great video, wonderful that something from that period has survived...(ticked and subscribed just in case you come up with something new relating to Heathrow in the early days) thank you so much for posting :)

Integration....

I can still recall all those tent teminals you could see behind the wire fence by the road with those Constilations and even DC3's and 4's lined up behind then, back in the 1950's.

That was the time my parents took me on my first flight from Heathrow to Cologne by Lufthansa in 1959. My father kept the ticket; I still have it. I was 3 years old then.

The terminal interior reminded me a lot of Chicago Midway in the 1990s. Midway was featured in the Alfred Hitchcock film "North by Northwest" and it still looked like that 40 years later!

With all those things he asked you for he would be able to reset your password.

Loving the TWA L1649A Starliner. What a machine!

I flew out of LHR on Super G Connie’s at that exact time. I flew to Malaya and Singapore from the early 50s until the mid 60s via BOAC or Quantas. In the early 50s LHR was a collection of Nissan (Quonset) huts! I flew Argonaut, Connie, Super G Connie, Britannia and Comet. My favorite by far was the Britannia. The early flights took 3 days and 3 nights, Sometimes with a layover somewhere to avoid exhaustion. The reciprocating engines on the Argonauts and Connies would really wear you out. The switch to smooth turboprop Britannia and the reduction in time taken was amazing. Then the Comet which was even faster and smoother. I was flying Comet just before one blew up. Flying was a real experience back then. I still remember arriving for a stop in Egypt and seeing Avro Yorks on the tarmac. I am now 80 and I remember it all so well.

Great footage. My late father always spoke glowingly of the Super Connie transatlantic flights and the days of a compulsory stop at Shannon and it's mammoth duty-free shop!

Beautiful song by two lovely men.

Nice footage. I would Say 1958 ,according to lack of jet, and TWA L1649 starliner.

Super video of our civil aviation history. Thank you.

Haha

Hi, how do you connect it to the TV?

I spent many a Sunday afternoon in that public viewing area, known as the Roof Gardens.

Amazing footage, especially when compared with the what Heathrow would become in a few short years (and what it remains today). A lot of memories here; it's hard to believe that "once upon a time," people really did dress up for flights. And I reminded, too, just how well-suited the Viscounts and the Convairs were for domestic travel within the U.K. or for short-/medium-length European hails. Thanks so much for posting this.

This is scary

Need your help in understanding the search control, I actually dont want to use the search, but I dont know how to turn it off? I cant rewind my tape to the beginning because it stops before that. Can you explain this please?

Wertvolle Zeitgeschichte! Danke!

i'd say yes to everything then let rip with the airhorn next to me..

Thanks for putting this one out very interesting. No bank especially Hsbc will start asking you for all the information no one would ever ask for your username and obviously he was trying to do a payment via that device but the man actually cotton done at the end if ever anyone gets any calls like this anyone being pushy or asking for information always follow the big rule hang up and call your bank on a number you know it’s true thank you again

Would they still ask for the last 4 digits of the recipient or would they just get your one time passcode to log you out and send it themselves?

If someone tries so hard to convince you that they're genuine, 10 out of 10 times they won't be.

I tell my mum to tell them to put it in the post. If not then get lost. I mean even if they say they are the Police or the Queen.