PAA | 1932
from the 90 Years Ago Series by Eric Hobson
JANUARY 1932
"The Term 'Clipper' in The Early Years of 20th-century Aviation"
“A Hard Day/Night Flight”
"Highest Operating Efficiency"
"Bond on the Bund: Shanghai, China"
FEBRUARY 1932
"A Pan Am Transition"
"Basil Brings Aid"
"Pan Am Expands in Mexico"
"News from Brownsville"
"Rescued by Capt. Musick and Crew"
MARCH 1932
"A Colleague in Crisis"
"Pilot Seniority Lists"
"Pan Am Capt. Humphrey W. “Humph” Toomey"
"A New Pan Am Milestone - March 1932"
APRIL 1932
“It Just Got Cheaper”
“Come In Baranquilla, Miami Speaking”
The Important Work of Maintenance and Airmail”
“New Stationery = More Airmail Customers"
“For The Books!”
MAY 1932
“Pan Am Buys Columbia’s Paper Airline”
“Another Month, Another Acquisition”
“Big Birds On the Miami-Buenos Aires Flyway”
“Fashion, Feathers, and Film: Air Express Takes Off”
JUNE 1932
“Even Faster Air Mail”
“Counting Trees in Belize”
“A Hot Bet on a Cold Prospect"
“Clippers Spread their Wings South”
“The Curious Flock to Dinner Key”
JULY 1932
“Day Tripping to Havana”
“Stars, Bars and Salaries”
“And The Canal Zone Goes To?”
“Record Flight"
AUGUST 1932
“Numbers Tell the Story”
“PAA’s ‘Iron Horse’ — G.J. Ekstrom”
SEPTEMBER 1932
“Rising to Allay Brazil’s Yeast Panic”
“Happy Anniversaries”
“Down, But Not Out”
“Pan Am’s First Hijacking”
OCTOBER 1932
“Armored Car with Wings”
“Nassau’s Mail Drop”
“Keys Are Key”
NOVEMBER 1932
Photo: Pan Am Commodore NC659M model by Roger Jaman, and Alastair Robertson, Photographer
“Racing Cuban Bulls” on Pan Am's Fifth Airmail Anniversary”
“Flying into Devastation”
“Early Sloganeering”
DECEMBER 1932
“Dinner Key’s 1932 Build Out”
“First Double Wedding in the Air”
“Flying Down To Rio Premiere”
“Christmas Crews Away from Home”
“The 1932 New Year's Report”
