The Cockpit Club, Glendale Airport 1930s

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The Cockpit Club, Glendale Airport 1930sThe Grand Central Air Terminal with its single runway was opened in Glendale, California, in 1929 when the popularity of commercial air travel was still in its infancy. Legendary pilot Charles Lindbergh, who had made his solo flight across the Atlantic in 1927, piloted the first inaugural coast to coast flight from here. The attractive terminal building, built in a mixture of Spanish Colonial Revival style and Art Deco, had its own coffee shop and

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had a retractable roof so guests could dance under the stars and also had a revolving stage

But when curiosity eventually waned

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As air travel became more affordable

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