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  1. Airmail to Airlines. The transition from airmail to modern day airline companies can be viewed in the evolution of the 22 models of airplanes that were used in the years 1918 to 1936, as the airmail industry became the airline industry. Learn more. About Philately - Airplane Mail. Exhibition.

  2. To demonstrate the potential of transporting mail by air, the Post Office approved a special air mail flight as part of the festivities at an international air meet on September 23, 1911, on Long Island, New York. Pilot Earle Ovington flew a Queen airplane on this brief air mail flight in 1911.

  3. mail delivery. airmail, letters and parcels transported by airplanes. Airmail service was initiated in 1911 in England between Hendon (northwest of London) and Windsor, to celebrate the coronation of George V. Service was irregular, however, and only 21 trips were made.

  4. Dec 9, 2021 · Initially, the U.S. Postal Office set up air mail routes, flying them first with pilots from the Army, and then their own. However, once the Post Office established a strong economic foundation for commercial aviation through air mail, it turned over delivery to private airlines.

  5. Mar 23, 2022 · The birth of air mail. With the advent of aviation at the turn of the 20th century, one of the first widespread applications of this emerging technology was mail transport. In the United States, the role was initially given to the United States Army Air Service before being transferred to the civilian Post Office Department (USPS) in 1918.

  6. Sep 9, 2020 · Airmail challenges helped to fuel development of commercial and passenger flight. On Tuesday, flight instructor and wheelie hero Christopher Freeze got in a turbocharged Cessna 182 and flew the...

  7. www.iata.org › en › programsIATA - Air Mail

    Home. Programs & Policy. Cargo Operations. Airmail. Need Help? Contact us. Sustaining, growing & simplifying airmail. Almost 320.4 billion letters and post items are sent every year, and airmail plays an essential role in their delivery.

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