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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Paul_Revere_BraniffPaul Revere Braniff - Wikipedia

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   Paul Revere Braniff (August 30, 1897 – June 1, 1954 [a]) was an airline entrepreneur. Braniff was one of the original founders of Braniff International Airways. He served as a mechanic in World War I in the United States Army and then as a pilot in World War II.

2. yourmileagemayvary.com › 2023/09/20 › historicHistoric Braniff Building Was to Become Hotel; Now It’s For Sale

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   Sep 20, 2023 · In 1968, the airline built Braniff International’s Hostess College in Dallas. Located at 2801 Wycliff Ave., and adjacent to the Dallas North Tollway, the building was used as a dormitory and training center for flight attendants (called “Hostesses” at the time).

3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Braniff_International_AirwaysBraniff International Airways - Wikipedia

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   In the spring of 1928, insurance magnate Thomas Elmer Braniff founded an air carrier, maintenance, aircraft dealer and flight school organization with his brother Paul, called Paul R. Braniff, Inc., which did business as Tulsa-Oklahoma City Airline.

4. www.braniffinternational.com › foundation-plaqueBraniff Trail Historical Plaque Project

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   Discover the Braniff Trail Historical Plaque Project, a dedicated initiative preserving the legacy of aviation. Explore the milestones and stories behind each historical plaque, commemorating the impact of Braniff Airways on the aviation landscape.

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5. www.oklahoman.com › story › newsMemories of Braniff That Was - The Oklahoman

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   Feb 19, 1984 · Paul Braniff, who made his solo flight as a pilot in 1923, convinced an insurance client the future of transportation was in the airlanes. Urged by Braniff, the client persuaded Tom Braniff to put up half the cost of the first plane, a five-place Stinson Detroiter.

6. www.oklahoman.com › story › newsBraniff Brothers - The Oklahoman

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   Apr 18, 1999 · Worth Remembering: Paul Braniff, with help from his brother Tom Braniff, started Oklahoma's first commercial airline after learning how to fly in World War I. Paul later left the business to serve in the air corps during World War II.

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   What happened to Braniff hotels?

   • The assets of Braniff Hotels were transferred to the new Dalfort Corporation, which was the reorganized company created from Braniff Airways, Incorporated, and Braniff International Corporation, which was financed by the Hyatt Corporation. Eventually, the Driskill was sold to the Lincoln Hotel Corporation in 1985.

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   What happened to Braniff Airways?

   • The next day, on May 12, Braniff Airways ceased air operations, ending 54 years of air service. Braniff flights at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport that morning were suddenly grounded, and passengers were forced to disembark, being told that Braniff was no longer flying.

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   What happened to Braniff Realty?

   • Braniff Realty, Inc., continued to operate the Airline's airport facilities including Braniff's Terminal of the Future at Love Field, until it was sold to American Airlines in 1996. Braniff Realty also owned several of Braniff's Boeing 727-200 Trijet airliners, which were later sold as a result of the reorganization of the company in 1983.

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   What happened to a Braniff Electra?

   • December 23, 1936 – A Braniff Lockheed Model 10 Electra airliner, registration NC14905, suffered an engine failure during a go-around while conducting a non-scheduled test flight at Dallas Love Field, Dallas, Texas; the pilot tried to turn back towards the airfield but lost control, causing the craft to spin into the northern shore of Bachman Lake.

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   When did Thomas Elmer Braniff die?

   • On January 10, 1954, Braniff's founder Thomas Elmer Braniff died when a Grumman flying boat owned by United Gas crash-landed on the shore of Wallace Lake, 15 miles outside of Shreveport, Louisiana, due to icing.

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   When did Braniff Airways start?

   • In the background is a Lockheed Model 12 Electra Junior. In the fall of 1930, Tom and Paul Braniff once again founded a new airline called Braniff Airways, Incorporated, which was organized on November 3, 1930, and began service on November 13, 1930, between Oklahoma City and Tulsa and Oklahoma City and Wichita Falls Texas.

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8. www.fromthetraveldesk.com › post › into-the-sunsetInto the Sunset: The Story of Braniff Airways

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   Sep 19, 2020 · The brothers were aviator Paul Revere Braniff and businessman Thomas Elmer Braniff. In the spring of 1928 the new airline took to the skies on its maiden voyage with a single-engine 5 passenger Stinson Detroiter.