Portal:Civil Aeronautics Board

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Portal:Civil Aeronautics Board Aviation Accident Report: Northeast Airlines Flight 801 (1952)

Northeast Airlines, Inc., is a scheduled air carrier, incorporated in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, with its principal business office at Boston, Massachusetts. It operates under a currently effective certificate of public convenience and necessity issued by the Civil Aeronautics Board, and an air carrier operating certificate issued by the Civil Aeronautics Administration.
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Portal:Civil Aeronautics Board Aviation Accident Report: Northeast Airlines Flight 801 (1952)

These certificates authorize the company to transport by air persons and property over numerous routes within the continental limits of the United States, including that between Boston and. New York.
Flight Personnel
Captain A. V. R. Marsh, age 44, held a currently effective airline transport certificate with an appropriate rating for the subject aircraft. He had been employed continuously by Northeast Airlines since 1938. His total piloting time was 13,849 hours, of which 2,382 hours had been in Convairs, and he was a company captain and check pilots.
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