The Aerospace Year BookAmerican Aviation Publications, Incorporated, 1934 - Aeronautics |
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... Passengers 504,575 Passengers 457,753 Passengers 5,782 Passengers 12,594 Passengers 1926 1927 52,934 Passengers 1928 165,263 Passengers 1929 385,910 Passengers . 1930 1931 1932 1933 There has been a consistent growth in the number of ...
... Passengers 504,575 Passengers 457,753 Passengers 5,782 Passengers 12,594 Passengers 1926 1927 52,934 Passengers 1928 165,263 Passengers 1929 385,910 Passengers . 1930 1931 1932 1933 There has been a consistent growth in the number of ...
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... passengers over its line between Oklahoma City and Chicago , an EASTERN AIR TRAN USMAIL AM PASSENGERS - MAIL - E One of Eastern Air Transport's Curtiss - Wright Condor planes , powered by two Wright Cyclone engines , takes on passengers ...
... passengers over its line between Oklahoma City and Chicago , an EASTERN AIR TRAN USMAIL AM PASSENGERS - MAIL - E One of Eastern Air Transport's Curtiss - Wright Condor planes , powered by two Wright Cyclone engines , takes on passengers ...
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... passengers , mail and express , as compared to 3,730,815 miles in 1932. Passenger traffic was more than doubled , from 34,359 revenue passengers in 1932 to 70,768 in 1933. During the latter period 87,787 pounds of express were flown ...
... passengers , mail and express , as compared to 3,730,815 miles in 1932. Passenger traffic was more than doubled , from 34,359 revenue passengers in 1932 to 70,768 in 1933. During the latter period 87,787 pounds of express were flown ...
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