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what airline did you fly first ever?
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Why would anyone remember?
Because kids don't have memories? I remember my first flight at age 5. It was on Piedmont. The captain gave me a set of wings and I thought that was the coolest. Turns out I was sat next to Roy Scheider from ATL to MIA but I only remember the wings, lol.
I could imagine if someone didn't fly until they were an adult, it could be memorable. Anyone who flew as a young child probably wasn't aware enough to know or care which airline it was.