Sunday, October 10, 2010
Pan Am: The African Routes, 1967
Pan American's African branch was never too thick. However, throughout its history, the airline flew to several dozen African cities. This map, with its two reaches from West Africa to East Africa and Southern Africa, shows the most common Pan Am run across the continent. Part of a handsome, corporate-production route atlas of the kind unknown today.
Labels:
Abidjan,
Accra,
Brazzaville,
Dakar,
Johannesburg,
Lagos,
Libreville,
Monrovia,
Nairobi,
Pan Am
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