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PSA was well known for their innovative commercials. The following commercials come from multiple sources, including the "Goodbye Smiles" videotape, produced in 1987 as a benefit for the victims of flight 1771.

PSA Gives You A Lift

This commercial, circa 1972 for the Sacramento market, features images from PSA's many destinations. "I'm flying to meet my girlfriend." "I'm flying to meet my boyfriend." "Of course, he might not show up." "She might not either."

 

PSA Smile Inspection

This commercial features PSA regular Ronnie Schell inspecting everyone's smile. Check out the plane's smile, and the PSA Smile of the Day award winner. Shown in 1971, in the Bay Area.

The PSA Gives You A Lift Paegant

Ronnie Schell is the judge of PSA's 9 Most Beautiful cities. Trouble is, several of the girls remind him of last night and his promise - leading Ronnie to declare a 9-Way tie! 1971 was a good year for ads...

Catch Us!

You know us...we're PSA. This ad from 1977 features the Catch Us! music and a 727 over California.

More Planes

PSA advertises frequency over such comforts as "The Widest Wide-Body Seating available" in this 1979 ad.

 

Low Fares Not Fanfares

Instead of a movie or steak, PSA offers you simple flights, no meals, and reliable transportation, as shown in this 1979 gem of an ad. Courtesy of Allen Greene.

PSA Gives You A Lift

Children's artwork is shown, combined with the narrator's voice in this mid-1970's ad.

PSA is #1 in Terminal One!

This ad was given to the webmaster at the 2008 Picnic. Shot at Burbank, this Orange Bowl ad advertised PSA's upcoming move to Terminal One at LAX.

Loyal Fliers Fly PSA

PSA - The more you fly us, the more you want to fly us again. This is the first in a series of late 1984 ads courtesy of Wally Bohl.

PSA Connects The Dots

Over 145 times a day, PSA connects the dots between the LA Basin and Bay Area. Courtesy of Wally Bohl.

Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta

This ad highlights PSA's sponsorship of the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta. Why? Because you'll never hear PSA's quiet Super 80 and Smiliner aircraft. Courtesy of Wally Bohl.

Who do the other airlines call?

When other airlines need to get a passenger somewhere they don't go, who do they call? Why, PSA of course! Courtesy of Wally Bohl.

Getting from Point B to Point C

Another airline says they're the best way from Point A to Point B. But what about Point C? Courtesy of Wally Bohl.

Going places other airlines don't go

What if you want to go to a place another airlines don't go? PSA goes out of our way to get you to those places...Places like Fresno, Sacramento and Burbank.

More flights a day

PSA offers 145 flights every business day and night between all the LA airports and the Bay Area airports. PSA - More airline.

We've Got to be Tough to Make You Smile

PSA's fast-paced, 1985 ad, highlighting their new campaign. Shots of PSA's major workgroups are all shown, with the focus on a businessman's day.

The PSA Executive Flyer Bonus

Don't you just love Miss Hammersmith? "And on Tuesday, you fly..."

 

Catch Our Smile

This 1987 ad features PSA's frequency throughout California.

 

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