Add to ORKGThe aircraft shown in the photograph are a pair American Airlines DC-3s parked at Lunken Airport. Lunken Airport was established in 1925 by Dixie Davis, a fight instructor. The formal dedication of Lunken Airport took place in 1930. The airport was also home to the Embry-Riddle Company, which was granted one of the first U.S. air mail contracts. Embry- Riddle eventually became American Airlines
The Douglas DC-3 aircraft was one of the Aviation Department\u27s first aircraft. Harry Bradley, fo...
A 1929 model Ford Tri-motor named Rin Goose. It was flown in from Monmouth, Illinois to take part in...
Part of collection: E.A. Crome collection of photographs on aviation.; Title devised by cataloguer b...
Reverse reads: "Lunken Airport Recreation Park Cincinnati Ohio Play Field 1938" Lunken Field or Cin...
United Airlines introduced this aircraft, a Douglas DC-3, to their fleet in 1937. The plane can be ...
Situated about 3 miles southeast of downtown Cincinnati, Lunken Field (or Cincinnati Municipal Lunke...
Reverse reads: "Landing and take-off at Lunken Airport. Credit: Myron Benson." This photograph depi...
The airplane shown in the photograph is an American Airlines DC-3. The first DC-3 was manufactured i...
An inside view of Lunken Airport in Cincinnati, Ohio. The airport, about 3 miles southeast of downt...
An inside view of Lunken Airport, the municipal commercial airport of Cincinnati in the 1920s, 1930s...
The photograph shows employees of the Dayton-Wright Airplane Company gathered around a Junkers-Larse...
The 1000 De Havilland DH-4 is the center of the photograph at the Dayton-Wright Airplane Company Pla...
013530992011PDFResearch PaperFederal government agenciesTransportation departmentsAviationAir traffi...
Northeast Airlines DC-3 airlines plane, near Portland Municipal Airport terminal. Circa 1940. Publis...
This is a photograph of an American Airline's aircraft at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport. There are sever...
The Douglas DC-3 aircraft was one of the Aviation Department\u27s first aircraft. Harry Bradley, fo...
A 1929 model Ford Tri-motor named Rin Goose. It was flown in from Monmouth, Illinois to take part in...
Part of collection: E.A. Crome collection of photographs on aviation.; Title devised by cataloguer b...
Reverse reads: "Lunken Airport Recreation Park Cincinnati Ohio Play Field 1938" Lunken Field or Cin...
United Airlines introduced this aircraft, a Douglas DC-3, to their fleet in 1937. The plane can be ...
Situated about 3 miles southeast of downtown Cincinnati, Lunken Field (or Cincinnati Municipal Lunke...
Reverse reads: "Landing and take-off at Lunken Airport. Credit: Myron Benson." This photograph depi...
The airplane shown in the photograph is an American Airlines DC-3. The first DC-3 was manufactured i...
An inside view of Lunken Airport in Cincinnati, Ohio. The airport, about 3 miles southeast of downt...
An inside view of Lunken Airport, the municipal commercial airport of Cincinnati in the 1920s, 1930s...
The photograph shows employees of the Dayton-Wright Airplane Company gathered around a Junkers-Larse...
The 1000 De Havilland DH-4 is the center of the photograph at the Dayton-Wright Airplane Company Pla...
013530992011PDFResearch PaperFederal government agenciesTransportation departmentsAviationAir traffi...
Northeast Airlines DC-3 airlines plane, near Portland Municipal Airport terminal. Circa 1940. Publis...
This is a photograph of an American Airline's aircraft at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport. There are sever...
The Douglas DC-3 aircraft was one of the Aviation Department\u27s first aircraft. Harry Bradley, fo...
A 1929 model Ford Tri-motor named Rin Goose. It was flown in from Monmouth, Illinois to take part in...
Part of collection: E.A. Crome collection of photographs on aviation.; Title devised by cataloguer b...