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JTT's Assistant
Pan Am anthologies have always been very popular and this book is still one of the best!
A chapter written by Kathleen Clair,
"Juan Trippe's Assistant"
From the book Pan American World Airways: Aviation History in the Words of its People pp. 4-6
used with permission from authors James Patrick Baldwin and Jeff Kriendler, with Leslie Giles
Now available - Kindle & paperback
No. 3
Atlantic Stopovers
Long a province of Portugal, the Azores sit in the middle of the Atlantic. When Pan Am Clippers began crossing the pond in 1939, they landed in the harbor at Horta, on Faial.
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No. 33
Ron (R.E.G.) Davies
R.E.G. (Ron) Davies, former curator of Air Transport and the world's foremost airline historian, passed away on July 30, 2011, at age 90. He was a great friend of Pan Am.
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No. 24
Never Another Pan Am
Written for Pan Am's 75th birthday in 2002, the late aviation historian R.E.G. Davies explains why Pan Am was an endless source of inspiration and why there will never be another.
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