by the Civil Aeronautics Board

Summary

by the Civil Aeronautics Board Aviation Accident Report: Western Air Lines Flight 636 (1953)

Western Air Lines, Inc., is a scheduled air carrier incorporated in the state of Delaware with its principal business office at Los Angeles, California. 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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by the Civil Aeronautics Board Aviation Accident Report: Western Air Lines Flight 636 (1953)

Flight Personnel
Captain Robert E. Clark, age 36, held a currently effective airline transport certificate with an appropriate rating for the subject aircraft. Ee had been continuously employed by Western Air Lines, Inc., since April 1940. His total flying time was 11,500 hours, of which 79 had been in Douglas DC-6B aircraft.
First Officer Robert C. Jacobson, age 32, held a currently effective airline transport certificate with appropriate rating for the subject aircraft. He had been employed by the company as a pilot since September 1946.
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