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China Clipper - Floatplanes Of Pan Am

China Clipper - Floatplanes Of Pan Am

Larry W Jones

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Editorial:
Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2021
Materia
Historia de empresas específicas/historia societaria
ISBN:
9781304544582

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This publication, China Clipper - Floatplanes Of Pan Am, is the only book to document all the 4-engine Clippers operated by Pan American and BOAC (British Overseas Airways Corp). It entertains the reader with photos, illustrations, history and published personal experiences surrounding the giant Sikorsky S-42, Boeing B-314 and Martin M-130 flying boats that opened the airways to long distance passenger travel.

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