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Turboprop aircraft1
  • Passenger service was also provided in the mid 1990s by several regional and commuter airlines such as Central Mountain Air flying Beechcraft twin turboprop aircraft and Alkan Air operating Piper Navajo aircraft. (wikipedia.org)
Piston engine aircraft2
  • Trans-Texas Airways (TTa) replaced Continental at HCA in 1963 using DC-3's and soon upgraded to Convair 240 piston engine aircraft and Convair 600 turboprops. (wikipedia.org)
  • 1946 First flight of the Convair B-36 , the world's first mass-produced nuclear weapon delivery vehicle, the heaviest mass-produced piston-engine aircraft, with the longest wingspan of any military aircraft, and the first bomber with intercontinental range. (transcend.org)
Flown3
  • The AT-11 (Beechcraft Model 18) and the B-18 Bolo were the primary aircraft flown for training. (wikipedia.org)
  • The State's topographical arrangement of coastline, ranges and rivers has determined the routes flown by regular public transport airlines, regional airlines and air service and charter operations since the 1920s. (qhatlas.com.au)
  • During the early 1980s, routes to Durban and Johannesburg were inaugurated using Boeing 707-320B aircraft flown with Air India and British Airways crews . (cloudfront.net)
19661
  • Contents of the Collection The Carolyn B. Haugen Western Airlines (WA) Collection relates to Haugen's 1966-1985 career with Western Airlines. (museumofflight.org)
Boeing3
  • Related to Boeing, the collection includes a request for proposal on systems and equipment for the Supersonic Transport Program, a 700-series decal, and a handbook on advanced composites. (museumofflight.org)
  • When an agreement with Air France and British Airways came to an end, a Boeing 707-400 wet-leased from British Airtours helped the airline to start long-haul services in its own right. (cloudfront.net)
  • It had previously belonged to South African Airways (SAA), and permitted the airline to return the Boeing 707-400 to British Airtours. (cloudfront.net)
1950s5
  • Contents of the Collection This small collection is comprised of Trans World Airlines (TWA) stationery and a magazine advertisement, circa 1950s-1960s. (museumofflight.org)
  • The other point of this line is two sharpositions reflecting the beauty of the 1950s as a very complicatedesign. (hpatekphilippe.com)
  • The inclusive tour business was in its infancy in the 1950s, however, Dan-Air aircraft were regularly chartered to fly passengers to European sun spots. (danairremembered.com)
  • The main American Airlines route until the late 1950s was from New York and Chicago to Los Angeles via Dallas . (wikicompany.org)
  • There is a beautiful poster for Air-India International which contains the wooden puppet-like cut outs he did for the airline, and also a photograph of the wall mural using similar objects by him at their booking office in Geneva in the mid-1950s. (airindiacollector.com)
Initially5
  • Initially, all RCMP aircraft carried civilian registrations in a sequence specially allocated to the RCMP. (aeroflight.co.uk)
  • Dan-Air - Dan-Air Services Limited, to give it its correct name, was a UK airline initially based in Southend Airport. (danairremembered.com)
  • As a matter of fact, the air force of this newborn communist republic was formed at first from leftovers of retreating Germany and conquering Britain, followed by the establishment of a supply line initially from the USSR, and later the US and again Britain. (sightraider.com)
  • American Airlines developed from a conglomeration of about 82 small airlines companies through a series of corporate acquisitions and reorganizations: initially, the name American Airways was used as a common brand by a number of independent air carriers. (wikicompany.org)
  • With the DC-3, American began to brand itself using nautical terms, calling its aircraft "Flagships" and establishing the "Admirals Club," which was initially an honorary club for valued passengers and later became the world's first airline lounge (at LaGuardia Airport ). (wikicompany.org)
Beechcraft1
  • Beechcraft were top of the line, faster than the airlines of the day. (aeroflight.co.uk)
Commuter1
  • A small commuter airline by the name of Trans Regional then offered service from Big Spring to DFW and Midland/Odessa, Texas but their service ended by early 1976 and Big Spring has not seen commercial air service since that time. (wikipedia.org)
19461
Vehicle1
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19361
  • One of the early American Airlines presidents, C.R. (Cyrus Rowlett) Smith , worked closely with Donald Douglas to develop the DC-3 , which American Airlines started flying in 1936 . (wikicompany.org)
19221
  • Davies and Newman, a 1922 established firm of ship brokers had acquired the aircraft as payment of an outstanding debt from one of its customers, Meridith Air Transport. (danairremembered.com)
Pilots2
  • Air Services is responsible for providing operational standards for aircraft and pilots in Canada. (aeroflight.co.uk)
  • Identified by its blue globe logo ("The Blue Meatball"), the use of the word " Clipper " in its aircraft names and call signs , and the white uniform caps of its pilots, the airline was a cultural icon of the 20th century. (glabarre.com)
Routes6
  • While still retaining its outback Queensland routes under the Qantas banner, QEA pursued an international future as a participant in the global airline network. (qhatlas.com.au)
  • The government further helped Pan Am by insulating it from its US competitors, seeing the airline as the "chosen instrument" for US-based international air routes. (glabarre.com)
  • The airline expanded internationally, benefiting from a virtual monopoly on foreign routes. (glabarre.com)
  • The Prime Minister Mr. Joseph Lyons announced on 20 April 1934 the results of the Government review of airline routes in preparation for the United Kingdom-Australia Air Mail. (goodall.com.au)
  • Australian airlines were invited to submit tenders for the Government airmail subsidy which would be paid on all these routes. (goodall.com.au)
  • His South Australian airline services had suffered badly during The Great Depression of the early 1930s when routes had been cut back or dropped. (goodall.com.au)
Fleet2
  • By many measures, including passenger traffic, fleet size, and number of employees, American is the largest airline in the world. (wikicompany.org)
  • As of October 2004, AMR Corp. served 172 cities with a fleet of 996 aircraft (710 AA aircraft and 286 American Eagle aircraft) handling 80 million passengers a year with an average of 2,600 daily departures. (wikicompany.org)
Operate1
  • There was virtually no chance of an independent airline being allowed to operate from Heathrow and Gatwick was still under construction. (danairremembered.com)
Early4
  • American first used early tri-motor aircraft followed by Douglas DC-3's before service ended in 1950. (wikipedia.org)
  • The need for early morning regional delivery of the Brisbane Courier led to the formation of the Courier Aircraft Co. People were encouraged to book the one passenger seat available in the company's de Havilland DH 9. (qhatlas.com.au)
  • During the late 1920s and early 1930s, Pan Am purchased a number of ailing or defunct airlines in Central and South America and negotiated with postal officials to win most of the government's airmail contracts to the region. (glabarre.com)
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Service8
  • American Airlines, first operating as Southern Air Transport, began the first commercial air service to Big Spring in 1929 when the airport was called American Airlines Field through the 1930's. (wikipedia.org)
  • Pioneer Air Lines began service in 1947 using the Municipal Airport (now McMahon-Wrinkle) as one of several stops on flights between Midland/Odessa and Dallas. (wikipedia.org)
  • RNWMP Commissioner recommends air police service using surplus WW1 aircraft. (aeroflight.co.uk)
  • Their operation had the all-important landing rights for Havana , having acquired American International Airways, a small airline established in 1926 by John K. Montgomery and Richard B. Bevier as a seaplane service from Key West , Florida, to Havana. (glabarre.com)
  • Contents of the Collection This small collection is comprised of a folder advertising "PanAir Do Brasil, S. A." with information on passenger and airmail service in Brazil provided through the Pan American Airways System, dated April 1, 1939. (museumofflight.org)
  • From biplanes to jet airliners: MMA Fokker F.28 VH-FKB on a scheduled service at Paraburdoo, an iron ore mining town in the Pilbara region in the north of Western Australia, August 1976. (goodall.com.au)
  • WAA began Australia's first airline service in December 1921 when it commenced this long distance route over unpopulated harsh terrain. (goodall.com.au)
  • Some companies submitted multiple tenders with variations in level of service, aircraft type etc. (goodall.com.au)
Flight3
  • Contents of the Collection The Arlene E. Johnsen Trans World Airlines Collection consists of textual materials collected by Arlene E. Johnson during her 36-year career as a flight attendant for Trans World Airlines (TWA), from 1960-1996. (museumofflight.org)
  • it started flight operations in its own right in August 1972 with a six-seater Piper PA-31 Navajo aircraft leased from Air Madagascar , connecting Mauritius with Rodrigues . (cloudfront.net)
  • The paintings were used to adorn the covers of in-flight menu cards, and then displayed at the airlines London booking office. (airindiacollector.com)
Small1
Disease1
  • Although investigation of contacts and treatment of infected contacts is an important component of the U.S. strategy for TB elimination, second in priority to treatment of persons with TB disease, national guidelines have not been updated since 1976. (cdc.gov)
Changed its name2
  • Trans-Texas changed its name to Texas International Airlines in 1969. (wikipedia.org)
  • Underwritten by contracts for the delivery of newspapers and mail to coastal towns, in 1935 the company changed its name to the more aspirational Airlines of Australia (AOA). (qhatlas.com.au)
Type3
  • Type 508 Accommodation and the title of the report in the subject line of e-mail. (cdc.gov)
  • The DC3s, or 'Dakotas' as the type was known as, in the UK, found themselves flying to further afield airports as the airline grew. (danairremembered.com)
  • The incorporation of a second aircraft of the type, bought from Luxavia, allowed the carrier to expand the European route network to Rome and Zurich in 1983, [9] whereas Paris was added in the mid-1980s. (cloudfront.net)
Passengers4
  • Davies and Newman's own administration team were given jobs at Southend and in a very short time the airline was flying both passengers and cargo from the airport. (danairremembered.com)
  • The DC3 aircraft had maximum seating for 36 passengers andy were suited for carrying lighter cargo loads and passengers to northern European airports. (danairremembered.com)
  • American Airlines ( AA ) Template:NYSE is the largest airline in the world in terms of total passengers transported, and the second-largest airline in the world (behind Air France-KLM ) in terms of total operating revenues. (wikicompany.org)
  • American carries more passengers between the US and Latin America (12.1 million in 2004) than any other airline, and is also strong in the transcontinental and US-UK markets. (wikicompany.org)
Mexico1
  • A deposit of 15 billion barrels would be almost twice the size of state-controlled Petroleo Brasileiro SA's nearby Tupi field, would eclipse Brazil's total current reserve base and also be the biggest find in the Americas since Mexico discovered Cantarell in 1976. (theoildrum.com)
Global airline1
  • It was also a founding member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the global airline industry association. (glabarre.com)
Year1
  • In June that year, Air Mauritius joined the African Airlines Association . (cloudfront.net)
Design2
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  • Very similar objects as in the poster were used to design the Air-India timetable of April 1963. (airindiacollector.com)
Military1
  • Another effect of the autonomy from the USSR was the creation of a national aviation industry, which especially in the case of SOKO, produced military trainers and light attack aircraft of good success, which despite ageing, are still flying today. (sightraider.com)
Companies1
  • Subsidised operations especially were subject to take-over by the larger airline companies. (qhatlas.com.au)
Services4
  • Once a decision to start an airline was made, Davies and Newman started Dan-Air Services Ltd with a capacity of just £5,000. (danairremembered.com)
  • In case you are wondering where the name Dan-Air came from - The parent company was called D avies A nd N ewman Air Services Ltd. Those titles were painted on the first aircraft. (danairremembered.com)
  • By contrast MMA was a little-known charter company which flew modest airline services in South Australia with a single aging Fokker Universal. (goodall.com.au)
  • MacRobertson Miller Aviation Co was a partnership to allow Miller to establish airline services from Adelaide while continuing his charter flying and aircraft maintenance work as Commercial Aviation Co. (goodall.com.au)
Company3
Larger2
  • Other Canadian Pacific flights into the airport over the years were operated with such twin engine prop aircraft as the Lockheed Lodestar, the Douglas DC-3 and the Convair 240 as well as with the larger, four engine Douglas DC-6B propliner and the Bristol Britannia turboprop. (wikipedia.org)
  • Dan-Air quickly needed an aircraft with a larger payload. (danairremembered.com)
International2
  • The airline is credited for many innovations that shaped the international airline industry, including the widespread use of jet aircraft , jumbo jets , and computerized reservation systems . (glabarre.com)
  • [2] The airline is headquartered in Port Louis , Mauritius, with its hub based at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport . (cloudfront.net)
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American4
  • In 1976, the American Thoracic Society (ATS) published brief guidelines for the investigation, diagnostic evaluation, and medical treatment of TB contacts. (cdc.gov)
  • Pan American was able to obtain the US mail delivery contract to Cuba , but lacked any aircraft to perform the job and did not have landing rights in Cuba. (glabarre.com)
  • AMR was named after the old American Airlines NYSE ticker symbol, which AMR still has today. (wikicompany.org)
  • American is a founding member of the Oneworld airline alliance . (wikicompany.org)
Time2
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  • The DC-3s had a four-star "admiral's pennant" which would fly outside the cockpit window while the aircraft was parked, one of the most well-known images of the airline at the time. (wikicompany.org)
Level1
  • Most aircraft are to be found on the lower level, but a few are suspended to the glassy circular sidewall of the mushroom, lighted from behind by the sunlight - so that taking pictures is just a nightmare! (sightraider.com)
Past1
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World1
  • Abstract David O. Hill (1939-) was a pilot for Seaboard World Airlines (SWA). (museumofflight.org)
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Return1
  • Pioneer merged into Continental Airlines in 1955 marking a return for Continental. (wikipedia.org)
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Found1
  • The Southend base proved not to be sufficient for the new airline that had proved successful very quickly, so within two years, a new home was found. (danairremembered.com)
Airport2
  • The FAA's National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems for 2009-2013 categorized it as a general aviation airport. (wikipedia.org)
  • The aircraft, G-AMSU was next contracted for six months to fly into Berlin's Templehoff Airport. (danairremembered.com)
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Europe1
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Travel1
  • For those affluent enough to travel by air in the 1930s, the advantage of relative speed had to be balanced against the discomfort of flying above the landscape in unpressurised aircraft, especially through the thermal updrafts of summer. (qhatlas.com.au)
Edition2
Transport1
  • It was worth the effort for Butler - he was awarded the route and his newly-formed Butler Air Transport was to grow into a significant airline. (goodall.com.au)