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Sales: 85,142 in 1961; 74,306 in '62; 67,871 in '63 1961 base prices: $4,170 hardtop; $4,637 convertible Recent prices: $14,500'6161 hardtop, all original); $23,900'6262 Sports Roadster, restored) FLIGHT BIRDS If 1961-63 T-Birds hinted at the Space Age, those of 1964-66 looked as though they were ready to take off, complete with "Flight Deck" instrument panel.

Yesterday, for example, America West Airlines said it had restored flights between Las Vegas and New York, Boston, Dallas and Denver.

Both have reopened embassies in the other's capital and announced plans this week to restore flight service between the nations.

US Airways had said it would restore flights on May 3, but decided to extend its cutbacks.

Many airlines have been restoring flights, betting that a strengthening economy will bring more business travelers back this summer.

While officials said it could take weeks for air travel to return completely to normal, many airlines in Europe and Asia moved rapidly to restore flights on Wednesday.

But with the peak season for both travel to Egypt and bookings for 2016 holidays approaching, an extended delay in restoring flights could further blight Egypt's industry.

Bahamas Air had only 60percentt of its airplanes operating at midweek, but it is restoring flights, rather than canceling them, according to its marketing director, Frederick Donathan.

The consequences could quickly spread around the nation: with reduced transit options to the airports, some airlines said they had been reluctant to restore flights into the New York region.

Nigerian businessman Victor Bassey revealed a plan in summer 2009 to restore flights from Durham Tees Valley Airport to London City Airport.

Officials said it could be weeks before British Airways restored its flights.