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   Don Hargreaves from RDD sent me this picture of a Martin 404.  It says “Pacific Air Freighter” on the side.  Does anyone have any information about this?  What routes did it fly?  How long?

TIP:   To view all pictures click on the upper left picture.  When the picture is supersized on your screen, click on the lower right double arrows to view the next picture.  To exit click on a picture.

   This web site is constantly evolving. However, I’d like to know how you feel about our site at this time. Do you have any problems maneuvering from one page to another?  Is the information interesting?  Is the content what you expected?  Tell me what I can do to make it better than it is today.    […]

This section is for Flight Crew to reflect on those memorable moments while flying our planes.   ******************************************** Tom Flickinger,  Captain   (Submitted by Tom’s son, Tom Flickinger, Jr.)   This article is from ALPA Magazine “Along the line – with the Airline Pilots” February, 1960  (Aircraft being flown is an F27)   FAA Lauds […]

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In the Memorabilia page there is a memo to all employees of Pacific Air Lines dated June 21, 67 stating that Pacific and West Coast were preparing to merge operations.  There was no mention of Bonanza.  What happened here?

   Send me your question or any interesting topic and I’ll post it for you.  We’ll see if other Pacific employees can give you some input.

       I show in our Schedules Page that on July 1, 1959 we started service to SXC (Catalina Island).  Does anyone have any information about this?  How long did we fly there?  Did we fly DC3’s, or Martins there?  Did we fly float planes into the harbor?  When did we terminate service?  I understand we sent agents […]

       You can click on these photos a couple of times to supersize them.   I was wondering what the difference was between the M202’s and M404’s.  They didn’t come into ACV very often when I was stationed there so I really don’t know.  They look the same to me.

Some of the dates in our “Airports Serviced” page are missing.  If you know any of these dates then please let us know.  Some “off the grid” stations include Catalina Island, Fort Bragg, Vallejo, Santa Cruz, Red Bluff, Yreka, & Colinga.