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

    At that time, the airline changed its trade name to Braniff International Airways (the official corporate name remained Braniff Airways, Incorporated) and flights to South America via Cuba and Panama began on June 4, 1948, with a routing of Chicago – Kansas City – Dallas – Houston – Havana – Balboa, C.Z. – Guayaquil – Lima (Lima service did not begin until June 18, 1948). [14]

  2. airlinehistory.co.uk › airline › braniffBraniff International Airways history from Americas, USA

    Jun 9, 2022 · Nil further at this time. [ – Thomas and Paul Braniff started a new airline named Braniff Airways in Nov1930 and began operations on 13/Nov/1930. Flew Tulsa-Oklahoma-Wichita using Lockheed Vegas. Moved to Love Field in 1934. Flew CAM 9 (Chicago-Dallas) in 1934 and CAM 15 (Dallas-Houston-Brownsville) in 1935.

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  4. simpleflying.com › why-braniff-ceased-operations41 Years On: Why Did Braniff International Airways Stop Flying?

    May 12, 2023 · Photo: Aero Icarus via flickr. Ultimately, on May 12, 1982, Braniff announced the suspension of all its flights and informed its 9,500 employees that they were not required to report to work the following day. The airline then applied for bankruptcy and ceased all operations, ending 54 colorful years in the skies. Source: The New York Times.

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  5. airlinehistory.co.uk › airline › braniff-airwaysBraniff Airways history from Americas, USA - Airline History

    Jun 9, 2022 · Nil further at this time. [ – Thomas and Paul Braniff started a new airline named Braniff Airways in Nov1930 and began operations on 13/Nov/1930. Flew Tulsa-Oklahoma-Wichita using Locheed Vegas. Moved to Love Field in 1934. Flew CAM 9 (Chicago-Dallas) in 1934 and CAM 15 (Dallas-Houston-Brownsville) in 1935.

  6. www.planespotters.net › airline › BraniffBraniff International Airways Fleet Details and History

    May 1928. Started Operations. 20 Jun 1928. Ceased operations. 12 May 1982. Headquarters. Dallas / Fort Worth International (DFW / KDFW) Bases. Boston General Edward Lawrence Logan (BOS / KBOS)

    Aircraft Type
    Current(total)
    Future 2
    Aérospatiale/BAC Concorde
    10
    10
    BAC 1-11
    14
    14
    BAC 1-11 Series 200
    14
    14
    Boeing 720
    9
    9

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  7. www.braniffinternational.com › braniff-inc-timelineBraniff International Airlines Timeline | Navigating Decades ...

    The Company leases 30 former Braniff Airways, Boeing 727-200 Trijet airliners from James W. Toren and The Wilmington Trust Company as Trustees for the BRNF Liquidating Trust, which was formed to benefit certain former secured creditors of Braniff Airways, Incorporated. The leased aircraft were some of Airways, Incorporated’s newest airliners

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  9. www.braniffinternational.com › aerovias-timeline-1Aerovias Braniff Timeline | Charting Decades of Aviation ...

    A former Braniff Airways, Douglas DC-3 is painted in Aerovias Braniff’s new colors and reregistered in Mexico as XA-DUJ, is rolled out of the hangar and moved to the Love Field Terminal building on Lemmon Avenue. The flight, with Braniff and local dignitaries on board, flies from Dallas to Austin, Texas, where special ceremonies were held.