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NEWS BRIEFS
AEROSPACE SERVICES DIVISION
Pan Am Public Relations, MU 517 PAFB, Building 423, Rm. 3-227 Telephone: 494-5784
SECURITY DEPARTMENT REMINDER
Classified material must be stored in U. S. Government approved containers on official premises. Under no circumstances may it be taken home. Provisions for proper storage must be made prior to the end of the work day if it is necessary to work on classified material after duty hours. If a problem is anticipated or encountered in this regard the Pan Am Security Department should be contacted for guidance. Telephone 494-4143 during duty hours and 853-2121 after duty hours.
PAN AM CARRIES 2 MILLION 747 PASSENGERS
Pan Am's fleet of Boeing 747s has carried 2 million passengers since service with the big jet transport was inaugurated January 21, 1970.
By way of comparison, when Pan Am opened for passenger business in 1928, it took 13 years of flying before the 2 million mark was reached.
In the first 15 months of operations, the Pan Am 747s logged some 5, 558, 000, 000 scheduled revenue passenger miles and carried nearly 40, 000 tons of cargo and mail.
The airline operates a fleet of 24 747s and has eight more on order.
YOU'RE INVITED
The Nile Grotto of Brevard County invites you to see the Fabulous Johnson Brothers Dance Band and night club show at the Cape Colony Inn on April 10.
All money from this event will be used for the Grotto Dentistry for the Handicapped program.
For additional information and tickets call Ed Duke, 254-2413 or W. H. Simpson, 636-4296.
LOST
One medium green blazer, size 42-S, Varsity Shop label. May have been left in offices at PAFB or CKAFS. Call 853-6353.
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Volume 7, No. 14-8 April 1971 Deadline 12 noon Thursday for the following Thursday's publication.
SAFETY SWIFTY
"Why shouldn't I bend my back when I lift something?" Tom whispered achingly.
(Editor's Note: Our thanks again to D. C.
Taminga for the above. Contributions from other readers are welcome for the Safety Swifty Series.)
PAN AM TRAVEL FILMS
The following Pan Am travel films are available from the Public Relations office. Please call 494-5784 for information and reservations.
T itle Running Time (minutes)
Africa East and West 28
Grand Tour 29
Fie sta 27
Wings to the Land of the Maya 28
Wings to Italy 28
Rome 12-1/4
New Horizons Portugal 13-1/2
Wings to Germany 27
Wings to France 27-1/2
Venezuela 15
New Horizons Pakistan 12-1/2
New Horizons Uruguay 13
New Horizonz Ireland 11-1/2
New Horizons Thailand 13
New Horizons Philippines 12-1/4
Fiji and New Caledonia 9
New Horizons Hawaii 8-1/2
Wings to Spain 29
Wings to the Caribbean 28
Down Under-Australia 27-1/2
Wings to Great Britian 28-1/2
Wings to Bahamas 17-1/2
Wings to Bermuda 20-1/4
New Horizons Argentina 13
Wings to Alaska (cont'd page 2) 26-1/2
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| Full Text | NEWS BRIEFS AEROSPACE SERVICES DIVISION Pan Am Public Relations, MU 517 PAFB, Building 423, Rm. 3-227 Telephone: 494-5784 SECURITY DEPARTMENT REMINDER Classified material must be stored in U. S. Government approved containers on official premises. Under no circumstances may it be taken home. Provisions for proper storage must be made prior to the end of the work day if it is necessary to work on classified material after duty hours. If a problem is anticipated or encountered in this regard the Pan Am Security Department should be contacted for guidance. Telephone 494-4143 during duty hours and 853-2121 after duty hours. PAN AM CARRIES 2 MILLION 747 PASSENGERS Pan Am's fleet of Boeing 747s has carried 2 million passengers since service with the big jet transport was inaugurated January 21, 1970. By way of comparison, when Pan Am opened for passenger business in 1928, it took 13 years of flying before the 2 million mark was reached. In the first 15 months of operations, the Pan Am 747s logged some 5, 558, 000, 000 scheduled revenue passenger miles and carried nearly 40, 000 tons of cargo and mail. The airline operates a fleet of 24 747s and has eight more on order. YOU'RE INVITED The Nile Grotto of Brevard County invites you to see the Fabulous Johnson Brothers Dance Band and night club show at the Cape Colony Inn on April 10. All money from this event will be used for the Grotto Dentistry for the Handicapped program. For additional information and tickets call Ed Duke, 254-2413 or W. H. Simpson, 636-4296. LOST One medium green blazer, size 42-S, Varsity Shop label. May have been left in offices at PAFB or CKAFS. Call 853-6353. # si« ;jc sjc # s{e >jc s{; # ## s}s jje >}: jjs # :jc # # # # # % # s}: >}: sjc s}: # # sjcsjc s}c # s}: >}: Volume 7, No. 14-8 April 1971 Deadline 12 noon Thursday for the following Thursday's publication. SAFETY SWIFTY "Why shouldn't I bend my back when I lift something?" Tom whispered achingly. (Editor's Note: Our thanks again to D. C. Taminga for the above. Contributions from other readers are welcome for the Safety Swifty Series.) PAN AM TRAVEL FILMS The following Pan Am travel films are available from the Public Relations office. Please call 494-5784 for information and reservations. T itle Running Time (minutes) Africa East and West 28 Grand Tour 29 Fie sta 27 Wings to the Land of the Maya 28 Wings to Italy 28 Rome 12-1/4 New Horizons Portugal 13-1/2 Wings to Germany 27 Wings to France 27-1/2 Venezuela 15 New Horizons Pakistan 12-1/2 New Horizons Uruguay 13 New Horizonz Ireland 11-1/2 New Horizons Thailand 13 New Horizons Philippines 12-1/4 Fiji and New Caledonia 9 New Horizons Hawaii 8-1/2 Wings to Spain 29 Wings to the Caribbean 28 Down Under-Australia 27-1/2 Wings to Great Britian 28-1/2 Wings to Bahamas 17-1/2 Wings to Bermuda 20-1/4 New Horizons Argentina 13 Wings to Alaska (cont'd page 2) 26-1/2 |
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