Pan Am was already more than 30 years old and had become the de facto U.S. flag carrier when this advertisement ran in Aviation Week in March 1958.
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A bid of 40.5 cents per pound for the U.S. air mail route between Key West, Florida, and Havana in 1927 launched Pan American Airways on a path to become one of the most iconic brands in airline history. Having grown to achieve unofficial flag carrier status, Pan Am was operating some of the most...
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