Story by David H. Stringer • Airways Magazine, October 2017 Many companies were started by entrepreneurs who saw that a demand for a product or service was not being met.
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Story by David H. Stringer • Airways Magazine, September 2014 Kahle was an aviation writer for The Daily Oklahoman newspaper, and, with a degree in engineering, he had helped to
Published in January 2015 issue By David H. Stringer America’s Local Service Airlines were created for the purpose of bringing air transportation to small and medium-sized cities. Mohawk was born
Published in February 2015 issue By David H. Stringer At the beginning of 1953, Mohawk was serving nine airports in upstate New York plus Newark Airport in New Jersey. The
Published in March 2015 issue By David H. Stringer As the new decade dawned, Mohawk was riding high. In 1960,
Published in July 2015 issue Based in Wilmington, Delaware, and backed by the prestigious DuPont family, it established a mail
Published in August 2015 issue By David H. Stringer Like all the local service airlines, Allegheny grew slowly and steadily
Published in September 2015 issue By David H. Stringer Alleghny was a strong carrier, always ranking at or near the
Published in October 2015 issue By David H. Stringer At the end of World War II, thousands of American GIs
Published in November 2015 issue By David H. Stringer SURVIVAL While the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) grappled with how to handle
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