Pan Am Question
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Pan Am was much bigger in reputation and brand recognition than actual size. 266 airplanes at its largest.
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In 1985 before the selling of the Pacific division Pan Am operated 33 747100/200/f, 10 747SPs, 11 L1011-500's, 16 DC10-10/30s, 85 727s and 10 737s. The SPs and 1011s went with the United acquisition and the DC10s were sold off to various operators. The A300s and A310s started to arrive in late 1985 and 86.
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Pan Am was much bigger in reputation and brand recognition than actual size. 266 airplanes at its largest.
Check The Clipper Heritage
Greg
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Does that abomination Boston-Maine Airways still own the rights to the PanAm logo/name? Someday when I have a billion dollars im going to buy the name and start a new PanAm. Then I should have a million dollars when I am done!
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