Maddux Air Lines

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Maddux Air Lines was an early American airline of the late 1920s that operated scheduled passenger services, notably in California, and later merged into Transcontinental Air Transport.

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Maddux Air Lines canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American company
airline
defunct airline
airlineType regional airline
cargoTransport no significant cargo operations known
continentServed North America
country United States
era interwar period
fate merged with Transcontinental Air Transport
geographicFocus U.S. West Coast
headquartersLocation California
historicalSignificance one of the early U.S. airlines to offer regular passenger schedules
industry aviation
mergedAirlineRole precursor of Transcontinental & Western Air (TWA) through merger into TAT
mergedInto Transcontinental Air Transport
notableFor early scheduled passenger air services in California
operatedCharterFlights not primary business
operatedScheduledFlights yes
operatingModel commercial airline
operatingPeriod late 1920s
passengerTransport yes
primaryMarket intra-California routes
regionServed California
serviceArea Los Angeles, California
San Diego, California
San Francisco, California
linked to: San Francisco
serviceType scheduled passenger service
status defunct
timeframeCategory 1920s airline
transportMode air

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Stinson SM-1 Detroiter operator Maddux Air Lines