What's the Dilly Yo on Pan Am?
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What's the Dilly Yo on Pan Am?
I was at Fort Lauderdale Int'l Airport yesterday (17 Oct) and saw an old 727 painted in classic Pan Am livery taking off at 2:30 PM... Does anyone know what's going on with that famous name these days? Obviously, they have at least one old aircraft carrying that famous name and logo...
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Originally Posted by alanR
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What has happened to the Pan Am name is sad. They could have been in FLL because they changed where they fly, again (for about the seventh time in the years they've been operating, including several total shutdowns).
I think the only airport they've continuously served under their current operating certificate is Portsmouth, NH, because every time I look, they're trying something different.
I think the only airport they've continuously served under their current operating certificate is Portsmouth, NH, because every time I look, they're trying something different.
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Originally Posted by prspad
I was at Fort Lauderdale Int'l Airport yesterday (17 Oct) and saw an old 727 painted in classic Pan Am livery taking off at 2:30 PM... Does anyone know what's going on with that famous name these days? Obviously, they have at least one old aircraft carrying that famous name and logo...