Pan Am brings back memories of the golden age and offers an unforgettable trip across the Atlantic

This is an unforgettable trip across the Atlantic, which will be carried out by the American airline Pan Am next year.

This is an unforgettable trip that is far from cheap, but according to many, it will be worth every penny. Especially according to those who are among the biggest fans of the airline Pan Am and its golden times. Namely, the mentioned airline is organizing a 12-day trip next year, with which they want to honor the legendary services and iconicity of the company. Travel "Tracing the Transatlantic" begins in June 2025 aboard a 757-200 private jet. Exclusively to business class and will be anything but cheap.

Pan American World Airways wants to revive the golden age of air travel with the trip. The age of elegant flight attendants and glamorous service thousands of meters above the surface of the earth. "Pan Am stands for elegance and sophistication, and our goal is to highlight Pan Am's rich history by combining a modern in-flight experience," Craig Carter, CEO of Pan American World Airways and owner of Pan Am Brands, told Condé Nast Traveler.

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"Tracing the Transatlantic" - an unforgettable journey across the Atlantic

Travel "Tracing the Transatlantic" will get its wings on June 27, 2025, and the aircraft will fly from New York and followed the legendary southern and northern transatlantic routes once flown by the airline. First to Bermuda, then across the Atlantic Ocean to Lisbon. After that, there will be several shorter flights to European cities. Including Marseille, France; London and Foynes, Ireland before the aircraft returns to New York on July 9, 2025.

The trip, operated by private air travel company Bartelings, will offer a range of unforgettable experiences. Highlights along the way include a night of fado v Lisbon, the 4th of July celebration in London and dinner at the Foynes Museum with the world's only Boeing 314 replica. Along the way, travelers will stay in some of the most exclusive hotels. Such as New York's Waldorf Astoria, Bermuda's Rosewood Bermuda, Lisbon's Four Seasons Hotel Ritz, London's The Savoy and Foynes' Dromoland Castle Hotel & Country Estate.

Only people will be able to take part in the trip 50 passengers, and tour prices range from $59,950 per person for (in the case of a couple) and $65,500 for solo travelers. The price includes all flights, accommodation, a branded bag and most meals and drinks during the trip.