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- Collection: Cleared to Land: The Records of the Pan American World Airways, Inc.
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U.S. Army cadets training at Pan Am's Navigation School at the University of Miami
Image from page 24 of brochure entitled "Ten Thousand Times Around the World: How 17 Years' Experience Made Possible the Story of the Clippers at War". Caption reads: "Passing in review - the 20th graduation class of PAA's Navigation School,…
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt receives the first book of Clipper Air Cheques
Page 31 of brochure entitled "Ten Thousand Times Around the World: How 17 Years' Experience Made Possible the Story of the Clippers at War". Caption reads: "Both of them always on the go, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and PAA's Vice President and…
Photos of Pan Am's Clipper fleet from 1927-1970
page 8 of brochure entitled "Pan Am Has a Future For You" summarizing Pan Am's corporate history and outlining career opportunities at PAA.
The evolution of Pan Am's Flying Clippers
page 44 of brochure entitled "A World of Neighbors" containing tourism info for travelling abroad
Photograph of a Boeing 707 operated by Pan American World Airways
Page 2 of brochure entitled "Pan Am's How To Book of Group Travel"
A champagne toast aboard a Boeing 707
Image from page 21 of brochure entitled "Pan Am's How To Book of Group Travel"
Cutaway diagram of the Boeing 707 Jet Clipper flown by PAA
Page 22 of brochure entitled "Horizons Unlimited: An Indoctrination Course for Flight Service Personnel"
A perfectly coiffed Pan Am stewardess sporting "The Jet Age Look"
Page 22 of brochure entitled "Horizons Unlimited: An Indoctrination Course for Flight Service Personnel". Caption reads: "Tunis Blue is the color of the uniform and hat, with a crisp white piping outlining the crown of the hat. The raglan-shoulder…
A class of Pan Am flight attendants graduating from training school in 1963
Images from pp.98-98 of brochure entitled "Horizons Unlimited: An Indoctrination Course for Flight Service Personnel"
Photograph of the China Clipper, one of Pan Am's flying boats
image from page 32 of company handbook/brochure entitled "You Are Pan American World Airways" illustrating the famous China Clipper. Caption reads: "Pan American's Clipper was the first four-engined aircraft designed to fly an ocean route."