artistic illustration of Pan Am's accomplishements of its fleet from 1927-1967

artistic illustration of Pan Am's accomplishements of its fleet from 1927-1967

page 16 of Pan American World Airways Annual Report for 1967. Caption reads: "The Pan Am aircraft on these pages made aviation history over 40 years. United States-flag international air service began in the Caribbean in 1927 with Pan Am's Fokker F-7 flight from Key West, Florida, to Havana, Cuba. Pan Am was first across the Pacific in 1935 with the Martin M-130 China Clipper; first across the Atlantic in 1939 with the Boeing B-314; first around the world in 1947 with the Lockheed Constellation; first to fly the Boeing Stratocruiser, the most comfortable aircraft of its day; and, in 1958, first to fly American-made jets."

Pan American World Airways, Inc.

1968-02-28

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1960-1969