Poor Braniff Airways. Founded in the golden age of commercial air travel, it went on to become the sole carrier of the Concorde supersonic passenger jet, but now no one recognizes the name--it went bust in 1982. Meanwhile, Delta survives. You may hate their service, but did you know the airline started out as a tiny outfit in the 1920s called "Huff Daland Dusters"? The airline business is weird. And you can take in its whole history at a glance thanks to this handsome infographic by Larry Gormley entitled "The Geneology of U.S. Airlines."
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Author:John Pavlus
