>> it's all thrillingly quaint. but to some at goodyear the blimps were starting to become a little too quaint. the time had regretfully come to phase these faithful servants of the air out of service. you grow attached it to. you've done a lot of big events, taken you across the country, to one day everyone say, okay, pull the plug. it's heartbreaking. >> matt st. john flew the last this past summer before she was retired with dignity. >> it was a tough week for us. tougher still for goodyear's ceo richard camer who had big

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on a man, since you know you're not going anywhere fast you become content to go slow. cars pass you by. even seagulls pass you by. none of it seems to matter. >> things haven't changed much since that ride of kuralt's, in fact the goodyear blimps themselves aren't all that different than when they first took to the skies back in 1925. >> it looks pretty vintage. >> it is. it's made out of real wood.

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