You Have To Watch This Eastern Airlines Promo Video For 1970s Toronto "A Very Big Meeting Place"

The buildings, the cars, the fashion, the hairstyles ...

Back in the '70s, Eastern Airlines created a promotional video for its airline, but highlighting "Toronto: A very big meeting place."

WATCH:’60 Minutes’ Special Report On Toronto, ‘It’s A Nice Place To Live’ (From 1973)

It's interesting to see what has changed — and what has stayed the same. So the next two minutes of your life will be a blast from the past, as you take a little flight to 1970s Toronto.

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You Have To Watch This Eastern Airlines Promo Video For 1970s Toronto "A Very Big Meeting Place"

WATCH:’60 Minutes’ Special Report On Toronto, ‘It’s A Nice Place To Live’ (From 1973)

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