Could it be that Pan Am's flights from New York to Entebbe were really "direct", as in non-stop? It doesn't seem likely, as even as late as the 1980s, when Pan Am had all jet-service around the world, its African flights stopped in Dakar and Monrovia first. However, if the graphic emblem is to be believed, the 1966 service did utilize a B707.
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Friday, November 20, 2009
Pan Am: New York-Entebbe
Could it be that Pan Am's flights from New York to Entebbe were really "direct", as in non-stop? It doesn't seem likely, as even as late as the 1980s, when Pan Am had all jet-service around the world, its African flights stopped in Dakar and Monrovia first. However, if the graphic emblem is to be believed, the 1966 service did utilize a B707.
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