Case files, 1963-1989, (bulk 1967-1978)

Southwest Airlines Co.

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Braniff Airways

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Two years after founding another airline, Paul and Tom Braniff established Braniff Airways, Inc., which originally flew passengers between Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Wichita Falls, Texas. By its 20th anniversary in 1950, the airline had moved its headquarters to Dallas, Texas, and had launched international flights to Canada, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. In 1964, Troy Post of the Greatamerica Corporation purchased Braniff Airways, which was re-incorporated in 1973 as the ...

Texas Aeronautics Commission

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The Texas Aeronautics Commission (TAC) was created in 1945 by House Bill 309, 49th Legislature. The commission was established to assist in the development of aeronautics in the state and cooperate with the federal government and other states in establishing a uniform aviation system. Some specific responsibilities were to assist communities and state agencies in the establishment, construction, improvement, and financing of airports and other air navigation facilities; to administe...

Texas. Department of Aviation

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The Texas Aeronautics Commission (TAC) was created in 1945 by House Bill 309, 49th Legislature. The Commission was composed of three members (later expanded to six members) appointed by the Governor, with Senate confirmation, to six-year overlapping terms. Qualifications for members were ten years continuous residence in the state and ten years successful experience in business, government, or professional activities. A chair was elected by the Commission and an Executive Director w...

Texas International Airlines.

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