Browsing: New York Aviation History
Despite appearances to the contrary today, Port Washington, Long Island, with its calm, sheltered waters and location 15 miles from…
Restricted by Civil Aeronautics Board route and fare authorizations back in the early 1960s, and left with little choice but…
When a man stamps his name on the carrier he establishes, it reflects his strengths, philosophies, and ideals. In the…
Today’s airline passengers search the internet for the lowest possible fare, pay for their ticket with a credit card, have…
First to spread wings in the 49th state, Wien Air Alaska served as a passenger and supply lifeline to remote…
As the airlines crossed the bridge between the 1950s and 1960s decades, and the first long-range jets took form as…
On June 17, the return of Pan Am to JFK International Airport marked a pivotal moment in aviation history, as…
Located at Schenectady County Airport in New York State’s Capital-Saratoga region, the Empire State Aerosciences Museum capitalizes on the state’s…
Ideas for carriers may come from many sources, but the one for World Airways was a logical one: Benjamin Pepper,…
It would be memorable enough that the building was dedicated in May 1935 as the nation’s first air passenger terminal.…