
In the early 1970s, Air Canada made aviation history - not with a new route, but with a dancefloor. As the Boeing 747 ushered in the age of wide-body jets with spacious upper decks, airlines around the world scrambled to turn commercial airliners into flying lounges. For a brief moment the sky wasn't just the limit - it was the dancefloor. In 1971, Air Canada went all-in on disco, transforming the upper deck of its new 747s into a fully functional dancefloor, mirrored wall included.
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