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Airline passengers in the 1950s. A four-engine passenger aircraft of the type SE-BDM Douglas DC-6-477B Cloudmaster from the Scandinavian airline SAS is lined up at a Swedish airport and the air passengers have started to go up the stairs and board the aircraft. The weather is a bit gray and dull and one can speculate that the Swedes who have started traveling on charter trips to southern Europe may be on their way to where it is sunny and warm and thus avoid the dreary weather. Sweden 1952
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