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Airways Feature
United at 100
As United enters its second century, ENRIQUE PERRELLA examines whether CEO Scott Kirby has created an airline powerhouse. Premium cabins, cutting-edge technology, bold expansion plans, and even merger speculation all fuel the debate.
Airways Museum
United Airlines Still Needsa Museum
As United Airlines celebrates 100 years of history, DAVID H. STRINGER argues that its remarkable heritage deserves a permanent public home.
AIRWAYS HISTORY
An Airline for Guatemala: Aviateca, Part Two
SCOTT STACHE brings the second and final chapter of Aviateca’s story, following its struggle against Pan Am, bold expansion into the jet age, and eventual rescue by TACA before its identity ultimately disappeared into the Avianca brand.
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Exploring Airline History with David H. Stringer - VOL III
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