lithub.com/a-look-at-life-aboard-the-hindenburg-before-disaster-struck A Look at Life Aboard the Hindenburg Before Disaster Struck
On the Graf Zeppelin's first flight in 1928, Captain Ernst Lehmann found two passengers already bored with the view and playing chess. His complaint about how fast people shrug off the miracle of flight was shared by Charles Lindbergh, and it came up again on the Hindenburg's first 1937 crossing.
— via Literary Hub, Catherine Grace Katz
