I found this boarding pass in a copy of Adolf Galland's The First and the Last that I bought second-hand, along with a note about the book dated September 1982, in which the writer explains how he bought the book in an airport bookstore. He also adds, "By the way, I read in Sunday's paper that Doug Bader died in England at age 72."
Route map printed on reverse side of boarding pass. |
Canadian Pacific Air Lines was founded in 1942, but used the name CP Air from 1968 to 1986, after which it reverted to its original name. The airline was sold a year later and eventually ended up as part of Air Canada.
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Back when the public had a real choice of air travel. I miss CP Air!!!
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