Pan American World Airways, short just „Pan Am" was originally names Pan American Airways. They had the legendary callsign CLIPPER and were founded in 1927 in the US. They ceased operation in 1991 and were fusioned with Delta. Pan Am was based in New York and their fleet had 226 planes when they ceased operation. Until 1991, PAWA was considered the unofficial flag carrier of the US and, alongside its main competitors Trans World Airlines or TWA, one of the two best-known international US airlines. The Boeing 747 was developed by Boeing in collaboration with Pan American World Airways.
Planes Pan Am operated in 1991 the time they ceased operation
Airbus A300B4-200
Airbus A310-200/-300
Boeing 727-200
Boeing 737-200
Boeing 747-100
Boeing 747-200B
Pan Am plane facts
Pan Am was launch customer of the Boeing 314, the Boeing 377, the Boeing 707, the Boeing 747 and the 747SP. Pan American was supposed to be one of the launch customers of the Airbus A320, but that never happened.
Another one of my fav Airlines done... I miss Pan Am. Anyways, you can try to guess the airline that comes next in the comments. Bye bye
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RandomIMPORTANT! If there are any grammatical errors, I just want to say that English isn't my first language so I have to translate some things, don't judge me, Ok? Thank you! You want to know which Airplanes the Airlines of the World had? Then you are d...
