Vintage airlines

Some of these companies succeeded wildly before the proverbial crash to earth, while others were so far-fetched they never even took off.

There are just 8 airlines in the world which exist today that have operated jets since the 1950s. Find out which airlines and how they started right here!

People didn't always travel in sweatpants.

Do you miss travel? Maybe feeling a little nostalgic? Join the club. While we may not be able to travel much right now let's take a trip down memory lane and enjoy some of the best vintage airline logos ever created.

This is the first article in a two-part series about defunct airlines. Nothing is a more sobering testament to the precariousness and unpredictability of the...

Airline cabin interiors have been evolving and updating since the beginning of passenger service. With every design innovation came new colors, fabrics and

Delta Air Lines received its first B747 ​October 2, 1970

928 square, rectangular and tail airline logos with daily updates and API access

Both Northwest and Republic saw the 757 as their new-technology domestic flagship in the 1980s. Implicit to both carriers' orders was the idea that frequency of service was key to winning market competition, rather than using fewer but larger aircraft. If you use these photos, please credit the Northwest Airlines History Center - please also