Pan American Airways' "Cannonball" air route to Africa, established in 1941
Image from page 11 of New Horizons, Vol. 11, No. 12, September 1941. Caption reads: "America's newest international air route...as revealed by the President's announcement..."
Pan American personnel booking reservations
Image from page 20 of brochure entitled "Pan American 707 Jet Clippers" [german edition]
Pan American personnel reading the ticker tape in the Reservations Department
Image from page 18 of brochure entitled "Pan American 707 Jet Clippers" [german edition]
Pan American World Airways "A Very Small World Indeed" ad sketch, orginal sketch by Paolo Garretto
Pan American World Airways Atlantic Clipper, a Boeing 314 flying boat, exterior
Written on verso: "B-314 out of the water at Port Washington"
Pan American Airways System Photographic Dept, N.Y.
Pan American World Airways Bermuda Clipper, a Sikorsky S-42 flying boat, arrives in Bermuda
Pan American World Airways Boeing 314 cross section
Pan American World Airways Boeing 707 jetliner
Written on verso: "Pan American World Airways' fleet of Boeing 707 jetliners, heralded the modern jet age for commercial travel. The inaugural flight was on Oct. 26, 1958, New York to Paris. Pan Am was Boeing's largest 707 customer. Pan Ams Boeing 707 represented the world's first regular scheduled jet service that continued uninterrupted."
Pan American World Airways Boeing 747, interior image of spiral staircase and bar
Pan Am caption: "SPACIOUS FIRST CLASS SECTION Pan Am's 747 Superjet Clipper features seats 10 per cent wider than those in today's Boeing 707 and Douglas DC8 jet transports. A dozen individual seats mounted on swivels in the First Class cabin will allow passengers to sit at convenient tables or chat with fellow passengers without straining their necks. Two-abreast seating is standard in the First Class section. A spiral staircase just behind the bar leads to the second deck staterooms."
Pan American World Airways China Clipper, Martin M-130, landing on water in a spiral