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The Official Aviation Guide of the Airways fTlJE-AE«)NAVn(AI;['J«AKVOfr LVIU-iAMvVMi \ 6VPDEN/ PUBLISHED MONTHLY Vol. 1 No. 1 Published by JOHN R. FLETCHER 105 West Adams Street, Chicago, 111. SubscHlXion Price $5.00 Single Copies 50 Cents Published Monthly Vol. 1—No. 1 THE OFFICIAL AVIATION GUIDE Compiled and Edited By JOHN R. FLETCHER JOHN R. FLETCHER, Publisher 105 West Adams Street, Chicago, III. Subscription Price, $5.00 per Year Single Copies, 50c THE OFFICIAL AVIATION GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS eObONly\l^ y\lR\VAYS : CANADIAN COLONIAL AIRWAYS,INC. I COLONIAL WESTERN AIRWAYS, IN^ l COLONIAL AIR TRANSPORT, INC. COLONIAL AIR TRANSPORT, Inc. CANDIAN COLONIAL AIRWAYS, Inc. W. .... H. ™ ^ L-. «l»,d Jamts A. Wilah. Aaiiatanl^tUa ««! TrMautW- ite''- iis ™ f-.K."? w. r„as-' “ 5VH's¥“ “■ “■ r COLONIAL WESTERN AIRWAYS, Inc. THE EMBRY-RIDDLE COMPANY iis _M» R-a'i;.. T.H.iD,a,i """■ ■'"C.V *■ ”""Ta. Kl«.» Jiiisr Sr ■ t; rSi«‘ •IE 11 ill Sis Slf:;#:; m ili ■•K 11 ilb ■ iH:': iiiii ■ Is ^ :_: r: CLIFFORD BALL f,' ;s ,:i^: ■:_ : ■ __ . .Y ,S5!^ •is- *rtjAr-F>-NATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT, INC®-NiVF->- Subscribe NOW for THE OFFICIAL AVIATION GUIDE Subscription Price $5.00 Per Year. Single Copies 50c. _-=H PITCAIRN AVIATION, Inc. ST. TAMMANY GULF AIRLINES, Inc. OFFICERS Gentral Manawr-Victw F- ^ Algierf 1211. Algim, U. Bimungbam. Ala.-Koixrta Field. Tel. fl^TAS. A. J. Carroll. KepreMnUtive. Atlanta. Gi.'-Candler Field. Trl.’Fairhx 1235or 125.1. W.E. Beach. ATLANTA-NEW ORLEANS GENERAL INFORMATION CONNECTIONS AT MIAMI Subscribe Now Thi^«h^w’u'Vo»^''c*X' F'imin^'fr^ for the by ^\»U3at ofbcuite al Uw flying S»ld. OFFICIAL AVIATION PASSENGER FARES GUIDE Between Miatni Hat-ana S..™, Subscription Price $5.00 per year M 1 I I 1 NORTHWEST AIRWAYS, INC. ® ilflps^=sgsi . 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Tupper, Secretary P. G. Johnson, President C. L. Egtvedt, Treasurer OFFICES X Washington, D. C., Office—George P. Tidmarsh, \ ice-President and hiastern Representative. Office —1733 19th Pt„ N. W . Tel. North 90. iI Operations—Operating Headquarters, Salt Lake City, Utah—Newhouse Hotel Bldg. J Edward Hubbard, Vice-President in Charge of Operations. Office—Newhouse Hotel. Tel. Wasatch 5569 or 3321. i D. B. Colyer, Superintendent. Office—Newhouse Hotel Tel. Wasatch 5569. | % TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT Traffic Headquarters, San Francisco, Calif.—304 Balboa Building. W. G. Herron, Vice-President in Charge of Traffic. Office—304 Balboa Building. Tel. Douglas llMti Blaine Stubblefield. Publicity Manager. Office—304 Balboa Buildiiig. San Francisco. Tel. Douglas 1940. San Francisco Traffic Office—304 Balboa Building. San Francisco. Tel. Douglas 1940. Henry J. Hoey, San Francisco Traffic Manager. Chicago Traffic Office—Congress Bank Building, Chicago. III. Tel. Waliash 8084. W. A. Patterson. Chicago Traffic Manager. FIELD MANAGERS San Francisco—0. C. Richerson, Field Manager. Tel. Oakland .Airport, Elmhurst 6717. Sacramento—Dayton Baker, Mechanic in Charge, 1320 ‘T" Street. Tel. Main 4820. Reno—E. M. Borgard, Mechanic in Charge. Tel. Reno 195. Elko—James L. Farrow, Mechanic in Charge. Tel. Elko 155W2. Salt Lake City—John M. Maxwell, Mechanic in Charge. Tel. Wasatch 3321. Rock Springs—H. M. Beery, Mechanic in Charge. Tel. 41.W. ; Cheyenne Field—H. B. Shaver, Field Manager. Tel. 656. j North Platte—C. A. Sluder, Mechanic in Charge. Tel. 29. j Omaha—F. E. Caldwell, Field Manager. Tel. Atlantic 9301. Des Moines—Walter F. Butcher, Mechanic in Charge. Tel. Maple 707-W. • Iowa City—L. F. Bishop, Mechanic in Charge. Tel. 425. ’ \ Chicago—Wm. P. Hoare, Field Manager. Tel. Mansfield 1350. CHICAGO, OAKLAND-SAN FRANCISCO I'ASSENTiEK E\KES TI.ME TABLE o i 1^. 1 3 s i Westbound Eastbound |l 1 CLOSED CABIN u a: Elko X li i 1 1 Read Down BOEING PLANES Read Up Oakland-San Francisco Tic keU for t •Ira t 30 4 Ba ^jg., Miles 7 50 CT Lv... .Chicago. 5 45 CT 1943 191 9 40 CT Lv.. Sacramento.$ 11 San Fra nr ■ ('on 8 Baink . Lv 1 30 CT 1648 426 12 20 CT Ar... 12 30 CT Reno.% 23 13 B Wg.. Cb ica and alt 12 35 CT Lv.. .Omaha. 12 15 CT 1517 686 2 50 CT Ar... .North Platte. Elko.$ 47 37 25 aifp arts on t 2 00 MT Lv... 1257 902 4 30 MT Ar... .Cheyenne. ..Lv 7 M MT Salt Lake { 68 58 46 22 4 45 MT Lv .Cheyenne. ..Ar 7 15 MT 1041 . - 1160 7 05 MT Lv... .Rock Springs. .... 783 Rock tSprings.t 88 78 66 42 21 1319 10 00 MT ■Ar... .Salt Lake City. ..Lv 3 05 MT 9 20 PT Lv .Salt Lake City. .. Ar 1 45 PT 624 Cheyenne.$ 118 108 96 72 51 31 1524 11 15 PT Lv.. .Elko. Lv 11 00 PT 419 1759 1 30 PT Ar... Lv 9 00 PT North Platte. S 140 130 118 94 73 .V3 23 1 45 PT Lv... .Reno. 8 45 PT 184 1858 2 45 PT Lv.. Lv 7 45 PT 85 Omaha. S 167 157 145 121 100 80 50 28 1943 4 30 PT Ar. Oskland-San Francisco. Lv 7 00 PT Miles Des Moines.t 181 171 159 135 114 94 64 42 1.3 Iowa City. $ 193 183 171 147 126 106 76 54 27 Chicago .$ 200 200 191 167 146 126 96 74 47 21 CHICAGO-LINCOLN Tickets between intermediate ports sold sub^t to capacity booking of througb passengers. Right is reserved to cancel Imokings. liefore passage or en route, on accouni Extension of New York-Chicago Overnight Service of adverse weather or other cause. Baggage limit. 25 (lounds per pasaenger; special rate* for excess baggage. No reduction on return trip tickets. TIME TABLE Connecting reservations with the INcific .Air Transport, Inc., coastwise line may Iwj made at Boeing .Air Transport, Inc., or through its rrpresentativea. Westbound fiastbound II 1 1 Read Down OPERATING BOEING PLANES Read Up H ut«>n{3 ■ 5 45 CT 7 30 CT MWUO 1 8 00 CT 5 30 CT 9 00 CT 4 30 (T ll Lincoln 1 i J 1 10 15 CT 3 15 CT 10 45 CT Ar.Lincoln.Lv 2 45 CT Chicago.. X $21 on $33 00 $47 00 $.36.00 Cedar Rapids. $21 00 X 13 00 27.00 38.00 Westbound: Daily except Sunday, Monday, Holidays, and days following holidays. Des .Moines. .33 no 13 00 X 15 00 26.00 Eastbound; Daily except Saturday, Sunday, Holidays, and days before holidays. Omaha. 47 (to 27 00 15.00 X 11.00 Lincoln, Neb. .36.00 38 00 26 00 U 00 X 14 PACIFIC AIR TRANSPORT STANDARD AIR LINES, Inc. !iS:aK.H,. "STK' as r.,„ .ifrr t: ;s! r *::i Ji I II Si g slii SrSlisis SPOKANE AIRWAYS, Inc. Subscribe NOW for the OFFICIAL AVIATION GUIDE : Subscription Price $5.00 per Year AIR EXPRESS EXPRESS SERVICE OPERATED BY AMERICAN RAILWAY EXRESS CO. RATES (tn Cents Per Quarter Pound.) BETWEEN POINTS ON THE AIR EXPRESS ROUTES 'twt - ^ , AIR EXPRESS EXPRESS SERVICE OPERATED BY AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS CO. RATES (tn Cents Per Quarter PouncJi BETWEEN POtNTS ON THE AtR EXPRESS ROUTES liiSijijilllfjJiHSsHilJiili j||U.S.AIR MAIL SERVICE 9 COMPANIES OPERAT.NO^U.S, AIRMAIL where a saving in time can be made^over train^mail; new accounts: (d) In place of night telegrams (with CAM 4 Western Air Express SL“e"" iai « M»,iLy7etS 'ror2.r7"a«f CAM 11 Cl'lffor'il^^lan*'^'^*^'” commnn'lS)nT'^tragrnc"e8^*dfale^^^^ CAM 21 Texas Atr Transport 6c for the first ounce. 10c for each additional ounce. letter for 3c air mail to any point in the United States CAM 29 10 cents for each additional ounce applies to mail dis- CAM 30 Interstate Air Lines is 20 cents for each ounce or fraction thereof.* This Eir£,a,r*' REGISTERED MAIL •..rrZn'wir u "’‘‘"Ti U. S. AIR MAIL SERVICE TIME TABLES Published Monthly Vol. 1—No. 2 THE OFFICIAL AVIATION GUIDE OF THE AIRWAYS MARCH, 1929 JOHN R. FLETCHER, Editor and Publisher 105 West Adams Street, Chicago, Ill. Subscription Price, $5.00 per Year Single Copies, 50c TABLE OF CONTENTS AIR EXPRESS PLANE-TRAIN CONNEI’TIONS Page General Information Northwest Airways, Inc. 8 .23-24-25 Stout Air Services. Inc. 9 Universal Air Lines System.12 Pan American Airways. 2l AMERICAN AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION. 1 Standard Air Lines, Inc.IS TIME TABLES .3-21 CITY TO CITY INFORMATION.32 U, S. AIR MAIL SERVICE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. 1 General Information .26 Companies Operating U.
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