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• Six others were converted to L-649A standard and delivered to Chicago and Southern Air Lines.
• Delta began serving Hot Springs when it acquired Chicago and Southern Air Lines ( C & S ) in 1953.
• According to the October 1, 1950 Chicago & Southern Air Lines system timetable, the air carrier was serving the following domestic and international destinations:
• See, e . g ., Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc . v . Waterman S . S . Corp ., 333 U . S . 103, 113.
• See, e . g ., Chicago & AMP; Southern Air Lines, Inc . v . Waterman S . S . Corp ., 333 U . S . 103, 113.
• See, e . g ., Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc . v . Waterman S . S . Corp ., 333 U . S . 103 ( 1948 ).
• See, e . g ., Chicago & AMP; Southern Air Lines, Inc . v . Waterman S . S . Corp ., 333 U . S . 103 ( 1948 ).
• Competition with United led Pacific Seaboard to move all of its operations to the eastern U . S ., and rename itself Chicago and Southern Air Lines ( C & S ).
• On October 1, 1950, Chicago and Southern Air Lines began flying new Lockheed Constellation propliners nonstop to St . Louis on a daily basis with direct one stop service to Chicago Midway Airport.
• "' Chicago and Southern Air Lines "'( C & S ) was a United States airline that started life as "'Pacific Seaboard Air Lines "'in California and was organized on June 15, 1933.
• "' Chicago and Southern Air Lines Flight 4 "'was a regularly scheduled flight from New Orleans, Louisiana to Chicago, Illinois, via Jackson, Mississippi, Memphis, Tennessee, and St . Louis, Missouri, operated with a Lockheed Model 10 Electra.
• Pacific Seaboard would later move its entire operation to the eastern U . S ., be renamed Chicago and Southern Air Lines, and in 1953 be acquired by and merged into Delta Air Lines . "'Southwest Airways "'
• Pacific Seaboard later moved its operation to the eastern U . S ., was renamed Chicago and Southern Air Lines, and become a domestic and international airline that in 1953 was acquired by and merged into Delta Air Lines.
• Pacific Seaboard later moved its operation to the eastern U . S ., was renamed Chicago and Southern Air Lines, and became a large domestic and international airline that in 1953 was acquired by and merged into Delta Air Lines.
• Pacific Seaboard would subsequently move its entire operation to the eastern U . S ., be renamed Chicago and Southern Air Lines, become a large domestic and international airline and then in 1953 be acquired by and merged into Delta Air Lines thus providing Delta with its first international routes.
• Pacific Seaboard would subsequently move its entire operation to the eastern U . S ., be renamed Chicago and Southern Air Lines, become a large domestic and international air carrier and then in 1953 be acquired by and merged into Delta Air Lines thus providing Delta with its first international routes.