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Bookmark or Share- The History Of St Louis-Based Carrier Ozark Air Lines - Simple FlyingOzark Air Lines was an airline headquartered in St.Louis, MO. It operated to cities across the United States but had a developed route network in the Midwest. It was initially founded in 1950 and was then bought by Trans World Airlines (TWA) in 1986, which in turn was absorbed into American Airlines.
- Ozark Air Lines - WikipediaOzark Air Lines was a local service carrier (originally known as a feeder airline) in the United States that operated from 1950 until 1986, when it was purchased by Trans World Airlines (TWA).
- Ozark Airlines Museum, Saint Louis MO - Museums DatabaseVisitors can explore the history of the airline through interactive exhibits and displays that allow them to experience what it was like to fly with Ozark Airlines. One of the highlights of the museum is the DC-3 aircraft, which visitors can tour and learn about its role in the airline industry.
- About Ozark Air LinesPart of the incredible history of Ozark Air Lines. Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash and six-month-old John Carter Cash arriving at Capitol Airport via Ozark Airlines to perform at the Illinois State Fair, August 1970.
- What Happened To Ozark Air Lines? - Simple FlyingAt one point, Ozark Air Lines was poised to become one of the largest local service, or regional, airlines in the US. Its success meant that within 40 years, the airline was bought out, and the name no longer existed. But then, the Ozark name was resurrected a decade later; it lasted just one year.
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