• Promotion of United Air Lines flights to Hawaii, featuring artwork of a Hawaiian woman on a beach as well as a hibiscus and conch shell.
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    During World War II, the Air Transport Command contracted with airlines to fly wherever they were needed. While previously, Pan Am had dominated overseas transport, new contracts enabled other airlines to receive overseas routes - include United to Hawaii and the Pacific.

  • Promotion of United Air Lines flights to Hawaii, featuring artwork of a Hawaiian woman on a beach as well as a hibiscus and conch shell.

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