October 26, 2006

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WHO’S WHO in the Sky (Mar, 1947)

Filed under: Aviation, History — @ 10:29 am
Source: Popular Science ( More articles from this issue )
Issue: Mar, 1947
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WHO’S WHO in the Sky

LIKE the house flags of clipper ships, distinctive insignia mark today’s air liners. Here are the flying emblems of U.S. air lines using four-engine planes.

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