The China Clipper, Edwin Musick, and the Pan Am Flying Boats That Opened the Pacific to Commercial Aviation
How Pan Am's China Clipper and pilot Edwin Musick opened the Pacific to commercial aviation starting November 22, 1935.
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The Martin M-130 China Clipper, Captain Edwin Musick, and the Week Pan American Stitched Two Continents Together Across the Pacific
On November 22, 1935, Pan American's China Clipper made the first scheduled commercial transpacific flight under Captain Edwin Musick, covering nearly 8,000 miles to Manila in seven days.
TaildraggerEdwin Musick, the Martin M-130 China Clipper, and the Eight Thousand Miles of Open Pacific That Pan American Airways Crossed in November of Nineteen Thirty-Five
On November 22, 1935, Edwin Musick flew the Martin M-130 China Clipper from California to Manila, completing the first scheduled transpacific air crossing in history.
TaildraggerThe Martin M-130 China Clipper, Edwin Musick, and the Island Hop That Opened the Pacific
On November 22, 1935, Pan American's China Clipper completed the first transpacific airmail flight under Captain Edwin Musick, opening scheduled commercial service across the Pacific.
TaildraggerThe China Clipper: Pan American's First Crossing of the Pacific
On November 22, 1935, Pan Am's China Clipper completed the first scheduled transpacific flight, covering 8,000 miles from California to Manila in 59 hours and 48 minutes of flying time.
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