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The plane†™ s all-metal construction, using the new aluminum allow known as duralumin, provided the strength and structural integrity to lift a remarkable payload of fuel, passengers, and cargo.www. clipperflyingboats.com/pan-am/sikorsky-s42
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The Martin M-130 is the plane that finally gave Pan Am the true ability to span the world†™ s oceans.www. clipperflyingboats.com/pan-am/martin-m130
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The first Pan American plane to be called a “Clipper, †the S-40 grew out of Juan Trippe and Charles Lindbergh†™ s desire for a strong, sturdy, high-capacity four-engined transport to serve as an ocean liner of the air.www. clipperflyingboats.com/pan-am/sikorsky-s-40
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More than 20 years after pan-am flight 103 was blown to bits it now looks as though the bomber will be released.
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This hour, new reaction from families of victims in the deadly attack on a pan-am jet over Scotland.
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Abi: if I had gone on single mindedly into epee and competition maybe I could have risen higher, maybe done pan-am or North American cup final, the big leagues.
Olympics, amateur athletes, disability and getting OUT THERE Elizabeth McClung 2008
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O'BRIEN: Daniel Cohen's, Theodora, daughter was on board pan-am flight 103 when it went down over Lockerbie, Scotland in December of 1988.
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Large, luxurious, and reliable — and with an astounding range of 3,500 statute miles — the B-314 made intercontinental passenger airline service a practical reality.www. clipperflyingboats.com/pan-am/boeing-b314
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