Pan Am Collection

Dinner Key Miami - Terminal Building, Florida, USA
The Terminal Building - Dinner Key, Coconut Grove neighborhood, Miami, Florida, USA. Pan American Airways Clipper Flying Boats - Sikorsky S-40R - only three ever built

Raquel Welch, pictured at London Heathrow Airport, 3rd June 1967

Plant quarantine inspector examining baggage brought into the US, Glendale, California, 1937. Creator: Dorothea Lange
Plant quarantine inspector examining baggage brought into the United States by plane from Mexico. Glendale, California

Plant quarantine inspectors examining baggage from Mexico, Glendale Airport, California, 1937. Creator: Dorothea Lange
Plant quarantine inspectors examining baggage from Mexico for injurious insects. Glendale Airport, California

Plant quarantine inspectors examining plane at the Glendale Airport, California, 1937. Creator: Dorothea Lange
Plant quarantine inspectors examining plane at the Glendale Airport, California

Department of Agriculture plant quarantine inspectors, Glendale Airport, California, 1937. Creator: Dorothea Lange
Department of Agriculture plant quarantine inspectors examining Pan American Airways plane from Mexico on its arrival at the Glendale Airport, California

Pan Am Building and GrandPan Am Building at 200 Park Avenue and Grand Central Terminal, NYC Central, NYC

Vintage travel poster - Fly to South Sea isles via Pan American. 1938. Artwork by Lawler Rear view of woman, reclining in foreground, looking at airplane flying over water

Dassault Falcon 20F F-WLCU - NPAA-70
Dassault Falcon 20F F-WLCU / NPAA-70 (msn 173), of Pan-Am, at the Paris Air Show, held at Le Bourget Airport in June 1969

Boeing 307 Stratoliner "Clipper Flying Cloud", 1938
First flown in late 1938, the Boeing 307 was the first airliner with a pressurized fuselage. It could carry 33 passengers in great comfort and cruise at 6, 096 meters (20, 000 feet)

The Beatles photoall at London Heathrow Airport, 7th February 1964. The Beatles leave London for New York on Pan Am Flight 101 for a 10 day tour of the United States of America

A Pan Am Boeing 747-121 Jumbo Jet aircraft / airliner Named Clipper Friendship Force. N731PA was in service 07/1970-12/1986. (Circa 5th July, 1977)

A Pan Am Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet aircraft / airliner. (Circa 1976)

NEW YORK: PAN AM BUILDING. The Pan Am Building in Manhattan, New York, while still under construction. Photograph, 31 May 1962

WASHINGTON D. C. : BANANA TREES. A group of banana trees outside of the Pan American
WASHINGTON D.C.: BANANA TREES. A group of banana trees outside of the Pan American Union headquarters building in Washington, D.C. Photograph, early 20th century

WASHINGTON D. C. : BANANA TREE. A banana tree outside of the Pan American Union headquarters
WASHINGTON D.C.: BANANA TREE. A banana tree outside of the Pan American Union headquarters building in Washington, D.C. Photograph, early 20th century

G. I. brides catching a plane to New York. London Heathrow 24th December 1946
1940s Britain. GI brides catching a plane to New York. London Heathrow 24th December 1946

Passengers Board PanAm Clipper
c. 1954. Passengers boarding a Pan American World Airways Super Clipper DC-6B

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"Pan Am: A Glamorous Era of Aviation and Iconic Moments" Step back in time to the golden age of aviation, where Pan American World Airways, fondly known as Pan Am, reigned supreme. With its distinctive blue globe logo and impeccable service, Pan Am became synonymous with luxury travel. In 1967, the stunning Raquel Welch graced London Heathrow Airport, exuding timeless elegance as she embarked on a journey with Pan Am. The airport itself was a bustling hub of activity, serving as a gateway to countless adventures. Dinner Key Miami's Terminal Building in Florida stood tall as a testament to Pan Am's global reach. It welcomed travelers from all corners of the world who were eager to explore new horizons and experience unrivaled hospitality. The Dassault Falcon 20F F-WLCU - NPAA-70 aircraft showcased Pan Am's commitment to innovation and cutting-edge technology. This sleek jet symbolized the airline's dedication to providing passengers with unparalleled comfort during their journeys. Captain James Linton A. F. C had the honor of being interviewed by Raymond Baxter—an encounter that highlighted the expertise and professionalism embodied by every member of the Pan Am team. But it wasn't just about modern marvels; even in 1938, when aviation was still finding its wings, Pan Am introduced the Boeing 307 Stratoliner "Clipper Flying Cloud. " This groundbreaking aircraft revolutionized long-distance air travel forever. It also played an instrumental role in communication history through its radio equipment aboard Lockheed Sirius "Tingmissartoq. " From receivers to transmitters and headphones—these technological advancements connected people across vast distances during Lindbergh's expeditions between 1931-1933. London Heathrow Airport witnessed another iconic moment when The Beatles arrived in February 1964—a testament to how music transcends borders with help from airlines like Pan Am that brought artists closer together. And who could forget the arrival of Barbra Streisand in 1966?