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Boeing 737-100 and 200 (Airliner Color History)
by Michael Sharpe
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with references to "United Air Lines".
Excerpt - on Page 13: "
... The carrier was finally able to inaugurate services with the 737-100 on 10 February 1968. United Air Lines began commercial revenue services with the 737- 200 on 28 August. DEVELOPMENT With both versions of the 737 in service ... "
Key Phrases:
Southwest Airlines, British Airways, United Air Lines, Piedmont Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, jetliner market, navigation trainer, old livery, series aircraft, freight door, six crew members
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Classic American Airliners (Zenith Classics)
by Bill Yenne
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with references to "United Air Lines".
Excerpt - on Page 7: "
... people thought about air travel. Soon after American Airlines began operating its DC-3s, TWA and Eastern Airlines, as well as United Air Lines, placed orders. Within three years, nine out of every ten airliners operated by U.S. airlines was either a DC-3 or ... "
Key Phrases:
Pan American, United States, World War, United Air Lines, American Airlines, New York, Eastern Airlines, San Francisco, Super Constellation, Howard Hughes, Los Angeles, San Diego
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Classic American Airliners
by Bill Yenne
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with references to "United Air Lines".
Excerpt - on Page 3: "
... The Douglas DCAE in United Air Lines markings at New York's Floyd Bennet, Field during her June 1939 publicity tour. The tour made the public aware that ... "
Key Phrases:
Pan American, United States, American Airlines, New York, United Air Lines, World War, first jetliner, tail height, series aircraft, national flag carrier, launch customer, passenger capacity
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Boeing Stratocruiser (Classic Airliners)
by Robert Hewson
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with references to "United Air Lines".
Excerpt - on Page 29: "
... In the BOAC aircraft MODEL 377-10-34 United Air Lines ordered seven -34s which, like the -30 aircraft, ... "
Key Phrases:
Pan American, New York, San Francisco, Super Guppy, Northwest Airlines, United Air Lines, side cargo doors, new airliner, clamshell doors, main fuselage, ten aircraft, heavy landing
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