Airlines by Alphabet
Posted by Admin | On October 28, 2011
History
In 1938 the U.S. government, through the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB), regulated many areas of commercial aviation such as routes, fares and schedules. The CAB had three main functions: to award routes to airlines, to limit the entry of air carriers into new markets, and to regulate fares for passengers.
Major Civil Aeronautics Board Rulings Involving Non-scheduled Air Carriers and Related Airlines -Document
Non-Scheduled Carriers File Data on Operations With CAB -Article
U.S. Bans Four Non-sked Airlines -Document
Letter From the Civil Aeronautics Board to Arnold Barer -Letter
Letter From the Civil Aeronautics Board to Shields Craft -Letter
Holiday Airways and California Air Charter vs Civil Aeronutics Board and Central Intelligence Agency -Document
Letters to Ralph Cox Regarding Hearing -Letters
Letter From James Abourezk to Dick Neumann -Letter
Application of Standard Airways and Trans Ocean -Application
Transcontinental Low-Fare Rate Proceedings -Document
Clinical Airline Insanity -Article
CAB Docket 5132 Longest and Largest Case in History -Image
American Airlines Inc. V. North American Airlines Inc. - Website
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