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Consairway (also Consairway Division or Consolidated Airway) was an American civilian wartime airline created in late 1941 as a subsidiary of the Consolidated

his final intended destination being Australia. He was flying with Consairways, a war airline that had been established by Donald Beatty and was under

operating agency, forming Consolidated Airways, Inc., also known as Consairways. The airlines carried personnel, cargo and delivered aircraft to the

San Diego, California , U.S. Parent Aviation Corporation (1943–1947) Atlas Corporation (1947–1954) General Dynamics (1954–1996) Subsidiaries Consairway

and the Tokyo Raiders, the 15th AF in WW II, the Tuskegee Airmen, the Consairways story, the Berlin Airlift, and the history of Travis AFB with special

converted XB-24) XB-24B 39-680 was converted into a luxury airliner for Consairway which included gutting the interior, cutting new windows, and dividing

Island in the south-west Pacific; the crew were civilian employees of Consairway and the passengers were high-ranking British and American officers, including

program he set up in 1941 between California and Australia was designated "Consairway" and, using precautionary protocols Beatty initiated, the civilian-crewed

HMS Illustrious strike Sabang, Sumatra. Crewed by civilian employees of Consairway, the U.S. Army Air Forces C-87 Liberator Express 41-11706 crashes on Florida