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    • Native American dancers near Grand Canyon Airlines Ford tri-motor

    • Native American dancers near Grand Canyon Airlines Ford tri-motor

    • Irving Kravitz

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona; Grand Canyon (Ariz.) -- Description and travel

    • Hopis perform their ceremonial Eagle Dance at the dedication ceremony of the joint service between Winslow and the Grand Canyon. The service was created through a partnership between Trans Western Air (TWA) and Grand Canyon Air Lines.
    • Hangar and flight line at Clemenceau

    • Hangar and flight line at Clemenceau

    • Marcus Rawlins

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona; Airplanes

    • Clemenceau airport and hangar in March of 1934. The Aeronca C-3 in the foreground was owned by Copperclad Airways of Phoenix and the Curtiss Jr. to the far right was owned by Marcus Rawlins.
    • American Airlines Curtiss Condor

    • American Airlines Curtiss Condor

    • Barry Goldwater

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Airplanes

    • The Curtiss Condor AT-32A was a convertible sleeper daytime version with twelve berths. When raised, its daytime capacity was 15 passengers. The Condor was the first multi-engine aircraft with retractable gear and was quiet but not very fast.
    • Aerial view of Sky Harbor

    • Aerial view of Sky Harbor

    • Unknown

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Aeronautics--Arizona--History

    • Sky Harbor's field was built by Scenic Airways Inc. in 1928-29 and purchased by Acme when the builders left town following the depression. East and west about 5,000 feet were available and north-south a short half mile was usable by dodging the...
    • "White Cafe" Fokker tri-motor at Clemenceau

    • "White Cafe" Fokker tri-motor at Clemenceau

    • Marcus Rawlins

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona; Aeronautics--Arizona--History

    • This picture and two others of the flying billboard is dated 1934. There were White Cafes in Clarkdale, Flagstaff, and Prescott and most larger communities in the state had Chrysler dealers so this was a worthwhile venture for the unknown owners...
    • Hanger at Douglas International

    • Hanger at Douglas International

    • Walter Johnson

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona; Aeronautics--Arizona--History

    • The new 100 by 120 foot hangar at Douglas International Airport about 1035. The field manager's house, American Airlines officer, and Weather Bureau are at left center of the photograph.
    • Phoenix Flying Club at Florence

    • Phoenix Flying Club at Florence

    • LuCeille Baker

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona; Aeronautics--Arizona--History

    • Members of the Phoenix Flying club at Florence Airport on April 6, 1935. The active section of the airport is behind the parked aircraft and the dirt road in the foreground leads to the highway into town.
    • Phoenix Flying Club at Mormon Lake

    • Phoenix Flying Club at Mormon Lake

    • LuCeille Baker

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona; Aeronautics--Arizona--History

    • The "airport" at Mormon Lake is the Boggus pasture at the north end of the lake and near the summer home of the Shackelfords where the club came to stay for the week. NS21 was the Kinnear Playboy registered to Dept. of Commerce inspector E.V....
    • Didier Masson's Sonora

    • Didier Masson's Sonora

    • McKinney, Fred A.

    • Airplanes, Military--History; Air Pilots; Arizona--History--1912-1950

    • The Sonora, ready to start on a bombing expedition over Guaymas. Didier Masson is in the pilot's seat on the right side of the aircraft and to his left in a dark suit is the unidentified bombadier, possibly Gustavo Salinas or B. Alcalde.
    • Jack Lynch and Tex Rankin at Sky Harbor

    • Jack Lynch and Tex Rankin at Sky Harbor

    • Unknown

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Airplanes; Air pilots

    • Tex Rankin was in town with his air show team and Jack Lynch was a reporter for the Republican. The two are shown hear with Rankin's Ryan ST at Sky Harbor in June of 1938.
    • Sikorsky S-39 Amphibian on Lake Mead

    • Sikorsky S-39 Amphibian on Lake Mead

    • Walter Douglas

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona; Airplanes

    • This S-39-B Sport Amphibian was owned and used by Martin Johnson for his 60,000 miles of flying during an African safari. It was then overhauled and purchased by Walter Douglas for his Grand Canyon Boulder Dam Tours operations.
    • Curtiss Fledgling biplane at Sky Harbor

    • Curtiss Fledgling biplane at Sky Harbor

    • Alice Jane Quick

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Airplanes

    • On June 6, 1938, George Quick landed his aircraft at Sky Harbor after a long flight from Fort Worth, Texas where he had purchased it. His was the only known Curtiss Fledgling to operate commercially in Arizona. The original Fledgling was built...
    • Mort Moores at Camp Verde

    • Mort Moores at Camp Verde

    • Unknown

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona; Airplanes; Air pilots

    • E.M. "Mort" Moores with his OX-5 Eaglerock at Camp Verde in the summer of 1939. At this time, the spot was a convenient pasture to land in but is where the Camp Verde Airport was later situated.
    • Chinese students at Thunderbird #1

    • Chinese students at Thunderbird #1

    • Unknown

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona; Airplanes -- Military; World War, 1939-1945 -- History

    • Homer Clark pictured at far right briefing his ground of Chinese students at Thunderbird #1 on December 23, 1942. The Southwest Airways operations were the only flight schools in the United States to have Chinese primary trainees.
    • Flight instructors and cadets at Williams Airport

    • Flight instructors and cadets at Williams Airport

    • Buell Maddux

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona; Airplanes -- Military; World War, 1939-1945 -- History

    • The first Civilian Pilot Training (CPT) class at Williams, Arizona in the fall of 1942. Instructors pictured in this photograph are Louise Brown, Buell Maddux, James Vercellino, and Rue Marshall.
    • CPT class portrait at Wickersham Field

    • CPT class portrait at Wickersham Field

    • Lola Mayse

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona; Airplanes -- Military; World War, 1939-1945 -- History

    • Charlie and Lola Mayse to far right with the first CPT class at Wickersham Field in Safford. At far left is Ruth Nelson, Assistant Clearance Officer to Lola who was Chief Clearance Officer. Another unidentified instructor in kneeling in the front...
    • TWA's flight research laboratory at Clemenceau

    • TWA's flight research laboratory at Clemenceau

    • Buell Maddux

    • Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950; Airports -- Arizona; Airplanes

    • At Clemenceau Airport after the commencement of the first Civilian Pilot Training program, TWA's Lockheed Electra 10-E. The aircraft was used for high altitude experiments. NC18137 was known in Arizona as Jack Frye's personal airplane and was...
    • General Calles' Christofferson biplane

    • General Calles' Christofferson biplane

    • McKinney, Fred A.

    • Airplanes, Military--History; Air Pilots; Arizona--History--1912-1950

    • Pilot Lawrence W. Brown and unidentified others with Christofferson biplane in the summer of 1915. The plane dropped leaflets and a dummy bomb on the U.S. infantry camp at Nogales, Arizona on July 31, 1915.

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