article_snippet: KLM, the flag carrier airline of the Netherlands, has offered an insight into KLM, the flag carrier airline of the Netherlands airline cuisine in 1965.
article_snippet: The 1950s and '60s were considered the golden age of travel, with the glory days of Pan Am, and the Concorde breaking records in the skies.
article_snippet: From their promotional video in 1958 Pan Am unveiled the new developments on board their new 707 jet service.
article_snippet: Concorde debuted in 1969, and flights on the British Airways and Air France dazzled guests with caviar, champagne, foie gras, lobster and truffles.
article_snippet: Amsterdam Schiphol Airport has been KLM’s home base since the airline’s founding in 1919.
article_snippet: According to old copies of KLM's staff magazine, Wolkenridder, KLM had 1.6million passengers during the fiscal year of 1964-65.
article_snippet: In the 1970s ticket prices fell dramatically with airline deregulation, and this had an impact on the budget for food and service.
article_snippet: this sparked the creation of the world's first low-cost carrier, Southwest Airlines, in 1971.
highlights_snippet: Airline's pictures show the glamour of the 'golden age' of flying .
  
highlights_snippet: Airline has grown from 1.6million passengers in the 1960s to 25.8million .