This series is arranged chronologically by decade and consists of accident investigation files, including correspondence (letters, memos, telexes, telegraphs, etc.), press clippings (newspapers, magazines, etc.), press releases, reports and photographs; the bulk of the material pertains to plane crashes. For more records pertaining to this series, see "Corporate and General, Records of the Secretary" and "Corporate and General, Other Airlines, New York Airways". For more photographs pertaining to this series, see “Photographs, Disasters”.
This series consists of records pertaining to the corporate brand, including logos, insignias, trademarks, and advertisements. Types of documents include: advertisements, brochures, correspondence (letters, memos, telexes, telegraphs, etc.), illustrations, press clippings (newspapers, magazines, etc.), style manuals and photographs. For records pertaining promotions, see "Public Relations and Marketing, Promotions"; for more brochures, see "Printed Material, Brochures and Booklets"; for more records pertaining to trademarks, see “Legislation and Regulation, Trademarks and Patents”; and for more advertisements, see “Graphic Material and 3D Objects, Scrapbooks”, “Printed Material, Brochures and Booklets”, and the “Pan Am Advertisements Collection”.
Founded by Antonio Diaz Lomobardo, Pan Am acquired 40% interest in the company on Dec 18, 1940 and sold all shares Dec 26, 1959 to the Mexican government.
