The Most Watched-For Ship in the World, Pan American Airways, October 1941
Pan American World Airways (Pan Am) to Paris, 1951.
Martin M-156. Originally designed to be a longer-range version of the M-130 airliner, its intended customer, Pan American World Airways, elected to order the Boeing 314 instead. The aircraft was the only one of it's kind built, and was sold to the Soviet airline Aeroflot, who flew it from 1940-1945. reddit.com/gallery/p7ti9r
Pan American World Airways Boeing 377 Stratocruiser N1033V "Clipper Seven Seas" arriving at London heartrow airport in 1954
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
A Tribute To the Glory Days of Pan American World Airways youtu.be/ETi3XR47-i0
Douglas DC-8-32 N804PA of Pan American World Airways at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport in 1967
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
MIAMI, Fla.βFlying saucers are real, says Bill Nash, first officer for Pan American World Airways, and offers an explanation why Air Force investigators do not reveal all they know. ufo-archives.blogspot.comβ¦
Passengers aboard a Boeing 307 aircraft operated by Pan American World Airways, between 1940 and 1947
Pan American World Airways (Pan Am) Worldport - 1960 Advertising
A young passenger preparing to board a Pan American World Airways Boeing 747 at Mehrabad International Airport in Tehran - 1972
Pan American World Airways Boeing 377-10-26 Stratocruiser N1042V "Clipper Polynesia" at Idlewild airport NY, 1950s?
Pan American World Airways βChina Clipperβ soars over an old Chinese junk near Hong Kong Harbor (1937)
Pan American World Airways 747 landing at Hong Kongβs Kai Tak airport, making it the first time ever a 747 to land at Hong Kong - 1970
Pan American World Airways 737 zrakoplova na aerodromu Dubrovnik (1980-ih)
Pan American World Airways oglas za prvu izravnu liniju leta izmeΔu Zagreba i Dubrovnika - 1986
Portrait of a Geisha Girl. Pan American World Airways Advertisement, 1956.
TIL that a fake smile is called 'The Pan Am smile', named after the airline Pan American World Airways, whose flight attendants would always flash every passenger the same superficial smile. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiβ¦
Wonderful map by the great Richard Edes Harrison from 1945 shows the current and future flight route of Pan American World Airways.
Pan American World Airways B727-Advanced Flying over the Gulf of Mexico
1950s clipper menu from Pan American World Airways Alaska Service. (repost with corrected title)
Metal Earth Pan American World Airways China Clipper
Fly to Rio - Pan American World Airways (1947) [1202x1800]
Los Angeles to Honolulu: Pan American Airways DC6 Flight Time Estimate: 8hrs 25min πΊ πΉ ππ§
The 1952 Nash-Fortenberry UFO sighting. A Pan American World Airways DC-4 was flying from New York to Miami with 10 passengers on board when they saw a formation of UFO's.
Pan American World Airways (1949)
"Pan American World Airways - The System of the Flying Clippers" - 1949
