"Los Angeles by Clipper" is a phrase from the golden age of aviation that was used as a promotional slogan for Pan American World Airways, commonly known as Pan Am. The phrase referred to the airline's transcontinental flight service to Los Angeles, which was operated by flying boats or "clippers" that landed in the city's harbors.During the 1930s and 1940s, Pan Am was at the forefront of aviation technology and offered luxurious and glamorous air travel experiences. The airline's clippers were seaplanes that featured spacious cabins, comfortable seats, and gourmet meals, which made them a popular choice among wealthy and high-profile passengers.The "Los Angeles by Clipper" slogan was widely recognized and became a symbol of luxury air travel and adventure. It was also featured in various advertisements and pop culture references, including the 1954 film "The High and the Mighty," which starred John Wayne and used the slogan in its promotional material.Today, the "Los Angeles by Clipper" slogan is remembered as a nostalgic relic of the golden age of aviation and a reminder of the role that Pan Am played in shaping the aviation industry.
Measures 24 x 36.
Mounted to linen.