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Aviation Corporation

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  • A photograph of an American Airlines Boeing 737 aircraft landing at Chicago O'Hare International Airport, July 2025.
    American Airlines
    / Beginnings in the airmail era

    …combined under the holding company Aviation Corporation, which was reorganized as an operating company and renamed American Airways in 1930. By that year, through the amalgamation of several airlines, its routes stretched from Boston and New York City to San Diego and Los Angeles by way of Cleveland and Kansas…

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    …combined under the holding company Aviation Corporation, which was reorganized as an operating company and renamed American Airways in 1930. By that year, through the amalgamation of several airlines, its routes stretched from Boston and New York City to San Diego and Los Angeles by way of Cleveland and Kansas…

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