Pan Am Begins Seaplane Service From Miami
The new Pan Am Air Bridge, formerly Chalk's International Airlines, made its inaugural flight Friday, from Chalk's Seaplane Base at Watson Island in Miami to Key West and Fort Jefferson. The resurrected Pan Am will operate with five seaplanes and has options to buy 12 more. The Pan Am Air Bridge...
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