A vintage airline timetable cover displays the “San Juan Airlines” logo at the top in bold orange lettering, with “System Timetable – Effective March 1, 1988” printed beneath it. Below, a dusk photograph shows the city skyline of Portland, Oregon, with office buildings lit against a fading sunset sky. The dark foreground features water reflecting scattered lights from the city. Additional text notes new nonstop service between Portland and North Seattle–Paine Field. At the bottom, the caption reads “Portland at night,” along with a photo credit.

Goodnight~
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San Juan Airlines Timetable March 1, 1988 Cover
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Promotional brochure for Air Florida advertising discounted intrastate fares and travel packages in Florida. The design features bold turquoise lettering reading “Flights & Fares” above a stylized pointing hand graphic. Listed fares include routes such as Miami to St. Petersburg, Orlando, and Tallahassee, with separate pricing for adults and children. Special offers include a “Complete Disney Tour” package with airfare, ground transportation, and admission to Walt Disney World, as well as a “Wizard of Avis” deal combining airfare with rental car service from Avis.

Timetable issued by Air Florida detailing scheduled flights between major Florida cities including Miami, Orlando, Tallahassee, and St. Petersburg/Tampa. The schedule lists departure and arrival times, frequency of service (daily or limited days), and whether flights are nonstop or include intermediate stops. Airports referenced include St. Petersburg/Clearwater International Airport, Tallahassee Municipal Airport, and McCoy Jetport (now Orlando International Airport). Contact information for reservations in Miami and a toll-free number for other locations is provided at the bottom.

Air Florida Flight Schedule September 19, 1973
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Front cover of a March 1946 timetable booklet for United Air Lines. The layout is divided into panels. The upper left shows small calendar grids for March and April 1946. The right side features a large shield-style logo in red, white, and blue reading “United Air Lines,” with the text “Effective March 1, 1946” above it. Below, an illustration of a four-engine propeller airliner in flight accompanies the phrase “Now in Service! Four Engined United Mainliner ‘230’s Coast to Coast.” The lower left panel includes a drawing of a twin-engine aircraft and the slogan “Now All Restrictions on Flying Removed – Fly United – The Main Line Airway Coast-to-Coast.” The design uses patriotic colors and bold typography, with slight wear visible on the paper.

Interior page of the same 1946 booklet for United Air Lines promoting air freight service. At the top, large text reads “Now – United Air Lines Air Freight.” To the left is a detailed illustration of cargo being loaded into a propeller aircraft using a lift truck, with workers handling crates. On the right is a block of text describing coast-to-coast shipping rates and services. The lower half features a detailed map of the United States with a network of routes; United’s primary routes are highlighted in red, connecting cities such as New York, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, with additional connections branching across the West Coast and Midwest. A legend distinguishes United routes from other airlines.

United Air Lines 1946 Four Engine Mainliner System Timetable
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This printed timetable was issued by United Airlines for Boise, Idaho, and became effective December 14, 1978. The cover features the airline’s late-1970s branding with the red, white, and blue “UNITED” header and the title “Our Friendly Times.” The interior schedule lists departures and arrivals to and from Boise, including service to Akron–Canton, Allentown–Bethlehem–Easton, Bakersfield, Baltimore, Boston, Buffalo, Cedar Rapids, Cedar City, Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Denver, Des Moines, Detroit, Eugene, and other cities within United’s domestic network. Flight numbers, intermediate stops, service indicators, and reservation phone numbers are included. Issued shortly after airline deregulation, the timetable reflects United’s route structure and connecting hub operations during the late 1970s.

United Airlines – Boise Timetable – Effective December 14, 1978
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This airline-issued quick reference schedule was published by Hughes Airwest for Boise, Idaho, and made effective October 28, 1979. The cover features the carrier’s bold black “Hughes Airwest” masthead and a yellow aircraft graphic in the airline’s distinctive “banana yellow” livery. The schedule lists departures and arrivals from Boise to destinations including Burbank, Calgary, Denver, Des Moines, Edmonton, Eugene, Houston (Hobby), Idaho Falls, Kalispell, and other cities within the carrier’s western and midwestern network. Reservation phone numbers for various cities are printed alongside the listings. Designed as a compact passenger reference, the timetable reflects Hughes Airwest’s route structure and branding during the deregulated era just prior to its merger into Republic Airlines in 1980.

Hughes Airwest Quick Reference Schedule – Boise – Effective October 28, 1979
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This airline-issued city timetable was published by Frontier Airlines and made effective September 1, 1979. The cover features Frontier’s red and white corporate branding with the stylized “F” logo above the city name “Boise.” A directional signpost graphic lists destinations served from Boise at the time, including Vancouver, Jackson, Vicksburg, Boise, Toledo, and Zihuatanejo, with a printed note stating “Service starts 11-8-79,” referencing the inauguration of Zihuatanejo service. The piece functioned as a passenger reference booklet containing schedules, route information, and service details for Boise and connecting cities within Frontier’s late-1970s route system. The timetable reflects Frontier’s network during the immediate post–Airline Deregulation Act period and documents the carrier’s branding and expansion efforts in 1979.

Frontier Airlines City Timetable – Boise – Effective September 1, 1979
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This illustrated timetable cover for Pan American Airways System promotes its “Atlantic Pacific” services and is dated June–August 1941. The design features a dramatic Art Deco-style composition with a dark blue gradient sky, stylized aircraft silhouettes in flight, and a globe showing the Atlantic region. Bold red lettering across the top reads “Pan American Airways System,” while “Atlantic Pacific” appears diagonally in large white outlined type. At the lower right, text indicates “Passenger – Mail – Express – Time Tables.” The streamlined aircraft forms, diagonal light beams, and strong contrasts of blue, white, and red reflect early 1940s commercial aviation graphic design. The cover emphasizes Pan American’s transoceanic routes linking the Atlantic and Pacific regions shortly before the United States entered World War II.

1941 Pan American Airways System Timetable Cover
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Goodnight~
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United Airlines “Our Friendly Times” Timetable – Nighttime Scene, Syracuse, New York (January 5, 1983)
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This image shows the front cover of a United Airlines timetable booklet titled “Our Friendly Times,” dated April 26, 1981, Volume 3. At the top of the cover is the United Airlines name in bold black capital letters, accompanied by the airline’s red, white, and blue tulip-style logo above it. A horizontal band of orange, red, and blue stripes separates the header from the main image. The central photograph depicts the Seattle skyline at night. The Space Needle stands prominently near the center of the image, illuminated against a dark green-black evening sky. Surrounding the Space Needle are numerous high-rise buildings with lit office windows, creating a bright cluster of city lights. In the lower foreground, darker residential rooftops and trees are visible in silhouette. At the bottom of the cover, a small caption reads “Seattle at night.” The overall design combines corporate branding at the top with a large nighttime cityscape photograph below.

Goodnight~
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United Airlines Timetable 4/26/1981 - Seattle Night Space Needle
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Golden West Airlines Timetables
July 20, 1980 -(excellent date and year 🙂 )
January 15, 1982
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