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Eastern Airlines DC-8 Postcard 
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N8771
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#EasternAirlines #DC8 #Postcard #aviation #airplanes #avgeek #planes #postcards #postcard #travel #planespotting #aviación #aviacion #avión #avion #Luftfahrt #Flugzeuge
March 24, 2025 at 12:52 PM
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Tampa International Airport Terminal Postcard
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#Avgeek #AviationHistory #VintageAviation #HistoricAirports #AirportPostcards #TampaAirport #FloridaAviation #AirlineHistory #EasternAirlines #NationalAirlines #MidCenturyModern #RetroTravel #AviationHeritage #OldAirports #TravelHistory
December 3, 2025 at 3:39 PM
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1959 Weir Cook Airport Indianapolis Indiana Postcard
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#WeirCookAirport #IndianapolisIndiana #EasternAirlines #AirportArchitecture #LockheedElectra #CivilAviation #Indiana #Travel #VintagePostcard #Avgeek #Aviation #Postcards #Ephemera
March 18, 2026 at 12:45 PM
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Eastern Airlines DC-8 Press Photo.
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N8759
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#EasternAirlines #dc8 #Photograph #aviation #airplanes #avgeek #planes #postcards #postcard #travel #planespotting #aviación #aviacion #avión #avion #Luftfahrt #Flugzeuge
April 19, 2025 at 12:17 PM
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#baltimore #maryland #easternairlines

Kirwan House, Kent Island, MD
November 16, 2024 at 5:50 PM
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Trip down memory lane. Eastern Airlines Super Constellation over Miami, Circa 1956
#Constellation #VintageAircraft #airplanes #EasternAirlines
January 16, 2026 at 1:02 PM
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#PlaneAlert ICAO: #A40B24
Owner: #EASTERNAIRLINES
Flt: #N36NE #B763
Time: 2026-09-28 07:11:31 EDT
Min Alt: 8375 ft
Squawk: #3436
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September 28, 2026 at 11:11 AM
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Well then~ Have another one!
#EasternAirlines #DC8 #Postcard
February 16, 2025 at 4:18 AM
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Messing with models & photo stuff

(Left) Eastern Airlines B727-100 | (Right) Braniff International L-188A "Electra"

#ModelAirplanes #EasternAirLines #Braniff
April 2, 2025 at 9:30 PM
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Eastern Airlines 777-200 landing at Albany International AirPort, 6/21/25 #kalb #easternairlines #b772 #airplanes #aviation #avgeek
White Boeing 777-200 with text “Eastern” and yellow/light blue/dark blue accents in the landing configuration
June 24, 2025 at 10:31 PM
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All I want for my birthday is a TriStar. One can dream?
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#Lockheed #Trijets #L1011 #Tristar #DeltaAirLines #EasternAirlines #BostonLoganInternationalAirport #Avgeek #Aviation
The view is of a Delta Tristar lined up to taxi. In the background is Bayswater street in East Boston. The large homes look over the water and the airport. In the air and above the homes an Eastern Airlines TriStar is landing.
July 20, 2026 at 11:00 AM
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AUGUST 8, 1977
ARTIST: Arthur Getz
ADVERTISEMENT: Eastern Airlines
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#newyorkercovers #newyorker #newyorkermag #illustration #arthurgetz #getz #1977 #redwagons #boardwalk #beach #summerafternoon #tranquil #serene #vintageads #easternairlines #pillow #flying
August 8, 2026 at 12:45 PM
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ClusterFuck EasternAirlines
August 19, 2026 at 10:43 AM
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Eastern Airlines (1926-1991). First CEO was World War 1 ace Eddie Rickenbacker. Astronaut Frank Borman was president from 1975-86. Pictured #Convair CV-440. #Eastern #EasternAirlines #defunct #vintage #WW1 #astronaut #vintage #history #retro
April 9, 2024 at 3:32 PM
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1950 Municipal Airport Jacksonville Florida Postcard
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Eastern Airlines DC-4 N86579
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#Aviation #Avgeek #EasternAirlines #Jacksonville #Florida #AirportArchitecture #Travel #Architecture
Vintage postcard view of Jacksonville Municipal Airport in Florida showing the Art Deco terminal building with its round control tower and observation deck. In the foreground, the tail section of an Eastern Air Lines Douglas DC-4 airliner, registration N86579, dominates the scene with the airline’s red falcon logo painted on the tail. Ground crew, passengers, service vehicles, and boarding stairs are visible around the busy airport ramp.
May 27, 2026 at 11:05 AM
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Several Eastern Airlines DC-3s in a photo at the Municipal Airport Washington DC in 1941. 
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The last aircraft is a Pennsylvania Central Airlines DC-3.
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#EasternAirlines #DC3 #WashingtonDC #Airport #aviation #airplanes #avgeek #planes #photograph #PennsylvaniaCentralAirlines
The view is of the ramp. On the right three airplanes weight passengers. Their tails are directly at the viewer
February 20, 2025 at 12:46 PM
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1954 Jacksonville Airport Postcard
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Eastern Air Lines Constellation N104A
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#Jacksonville #EasternAirlines #Airports #Aviation #Florida #Avgeek #Travel #History #lockheedConstellation
Color postcard photograph showing an Eastern Air Lines Lockheed Constellation parked on the apron in front of the passenger terminal at Jacksonville Airport, Jacksonville, Florida. The aircraft occupies the left side of the image, viewed from the front-left side. Its polished aluminum fuselage reflects the bright sunlight, while the nose, cockpit windows, forward landing gear, and one of its large radial engines are clearly visible. The engine cowling bears the Eastern Air Lines emblem, featuring the airline's circular logo with a stylized bird. The aircraft has a dark blue and silver livery with thin red and gold accent stripes. The number “104” is visible on the landing-gear door, and part of the aircraft's registration or identification lettering is visible toward the rear of the fuselage, which extends beyond the left edge of the photograph. Behind the aircraft is the airport terminal, a substantial mid-century building constructed of light-colored stone or concrete and red brick. Large letters across the front canopy spell “JACKSONVILLE AIRPORT”. The terminal has a long covered passenger-loading area supported by slender columns, with large dark windows and glass doors behind it. Several passengers or airport workers are visible beneath the canopy. A small baggage or service cart is positioned near the entrance. The most prominent architectural feature is the airport control tower, rising from the center of the terminal building. The tower has a rectangular masonry base with multiple windows and a projecting upper control room surrounded by large windows. Above the control room is an open platform containing antennas, communication equipment, and other navigation or radio equipment. The tower's equipment gives the building a distinctly early postwar airport appearance. In front of the aircraft is a small blue airport service vehicle or tug with a low open cab, four wheels, and red-colored wheel hubs. The vehicle appears to be positioned for ground servicing of the aircraft. Additional ground-service equipment and carts are visible around the terminal entrance and beneath the aircraft. The foreground consists of a broad, dark asphalt aircraft apron extending across the bottom of the image. The scene is brightly illuminated by sunlight beneath a vivid turquoise-blue sky with a few wispy white clouds. The postcard has the characteristic saturated colors and slightly soft printing associated with mid-20th-century color postcards, documenting the appearance of Jacksonville Airport during the era of large piston-engine airliners and Eastern Air Lines' Lockheed Constellations.
August 20, 2026 at 10:43 AM
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1955 Burlington Municipal Airport Vermont Postcard
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#Burlington #Airport #Vermont #Postcard #Travel #EasternAirlines #AirportArchitecture #Ephemera
Burlington Municipal Airport, Vermont, shown in a mid-20th century color view. The image features the brick terminal building with an elevated control tower, reflecting postwar airport design and the growth of commercial aviation. A propeller-driven airliner is parked on the apron, with ground service equipment and mobile boarding stairs nearby, illustrating typical operations of the era before widespread jet service. The clean layout and modest scale of the terminal highlight Burlington’s role as a regional air gateway serving northern New England.
April 30, 2026 at 11:04 AM
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"Pan-American Girls" Arrive on an Eastern Air Lines DC-3 Press Photo.
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#Beautycontest #EasternAirLines #DC3 #Photograph #aviation #airplanes #avgeek #planes #postcards #postcard #travel #planespotting #aviación #aviacion #avión #avion #Luftfahrt #Flugzeuge
Young women pose in front of a DC three. They’re in a long line wearing nice dresses. Each of them hold a flag from their country.
February 21, 2025 at 12:38 PM
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1956 Jacksonville Airport Postcard
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Eastern Air Lines Martin 4-0-4 N453A
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#EasternAirlines #Martin4o4 #Jacksonville #Airports #Florida #Travel #Aviation #Avgeek #AirportArchitecture
A color postcard shows the historic Jacksonville Municipal Airport terminal on a bright, sunny day, viewed from the aircraft parking apron. Dominating the foreground is the polished silver tail section and wing of an Eastern Air Lines Martin 4-0-4 airliner, registration N453A. The aircraft's right wing stretches diagonally across the upper portion of the image, creating a dramatic frame over the airport terminal. The polished aluminum fuselage reflects the sunlight, and the aircraft bears the name "Silver Falcon" painted beneath the tail. An Eastern Air Lines logo is visible on the mobile boarding stairs positioned at the rear passenger door. Behind the aircraft stands the airport's mid-century Art Deco-inspired terminal building. The cream-colored structure features a prominent control tower rising above the main building with large glass windows providing panoramic views of the airfield. Mounted atop the tower are a rotating airport beacon and several radio antennas used for air traffic communications. Across the front canopy, large letters spell out "Municipal Airport Jacksonville," identifying the facility before it became Jacksonville International Airport. The terminal entrance is busy with airport activity. Multiple sets of mobile passenger boarding stairs, each carrying Eastern Air Lines branding, are parked around the apron. Ground support equipment, including baggage carts, service trailers, and a tow tractor, are positioned near the building awaiting arriving or departing flights. Several automobiles typical of the 1950s are parked near the terminal, emphasizing the era in which the photograph was taken. The sky is a vivid blue filled with towering white cumulus clouds, providing a striking backdrop to the gleaming aircraft and pastel-colored terminal. The composition emphasizes both the elegance of the Martin 4-0-4 and the modern architecture of Jacksonville's municipal airport during the golden age of commercial aviation, capturing the optimism and style of 1950s air travel.
July 16, 2026 at 11:00 AM
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1950 Municipal Airport Jacksonville Florida Postcard
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Eastern Airlines DC-4 N86579
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#aviation #avgeek #EasternAirlines #jacksonville #florida #airportarchitecture #travel #architecture
Vintage postcard view of Jacksonville Municipal Airport in Florida showing the Art Deco terminal building with its round control tower and observation deck. In the foreground, the tail section of an Eastern Air Lines Douglas DC-4 airliner, registration N86579, dominates the scene with the airline’s red falcon logo painted on the tail. Ground crew, passengers, service vehicles, and boarding stairs are visible around the busy airport ramp.
May 27, 2026 at 11:01 AM
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1939 Eastern Airlines DC-3 Miami Postcard
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NC21728
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#Miami #EasternAirlines #dc3 #Aviation #Avgeek #Airplanes #Travel #Ephemera #Postcards
Black-and-white postcard depicting an Eastern Air Lines Douglas DC-3 parked on the apron at Miami Municipal Airport during the late 1930s. The aircraft is viewed from the left rear quarter with its tail toward the right side of the image as passengers board using a mobile stairway positioned at the forward cabin door. The polished-metal DC-3 bears the words "The Great Silver Fleet" along the upper fuselage, with "Eastern" visible near the boarding door. The aircraft's registration, NC21728, is painted on the vertical stabilizer, along with the fleet number 307. The twin-engine airliner has its propellers at rest while a small group of passengers ascends the stairs and others wait on the ramp beside the aircraft. In the foreground, several spectators watch the boarding process from behind a low white wall surrounding a landscaped terrace filled with tropical palm trees and shrubs. A woman wearing a wide-brimmed hat stands at the lower left, while families and other visitors lean against the wall observing the activity on the airfield. Beyond the aircraft stretches the open airport apron, with distant buildings, a water tower, and scattered airport structures visible along the horizon under a bright, cloudless sky. The composition captures the excitement of commercial air travel during the Golden Age of Aviation, with the gleaming DC-3 serving as the centerpiece of a busy passenger boarding scene at Miami.
July 28, 2026 at 10:45 AM
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1954 Jacksonville Airport Postcard
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Eastern Air Lines Constellation N104A
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#jacksonville #EasternAirlines #airports #aviation #florida #avgeek #travel #history #lockheedconstellation
Color postcard photograph showing an Eastern Air Lines Lockheed Constellation parked on the apron in front of the passenger terminal at Jacksonville Airport, Jacksonville, Florida. The aircraft occupies the left side of the image, viewed from the front-left side. Its polished aluminum fuselage reflects the bright sunlight, while the nose, cockpit windows, forward landing gear, and one of its large radial engines are clearly visible. The engine cowling bears the Eastern Air Lines emblem, featuring the airline's circular logo with a stylized bird. The aircraft has a dark blue and silver livery with thin red and gold accent stripes. The number “104” is visible on the landing-gear door, and part of the aircraft's registration or identification lettering is visible toward the rear of the fuselage, which extends beyond the left edge of the photograph. Behind the aircraft is the airport terminal, a substantial mid-century building constructed of light-colored stone or concrete and red brick. Large letters across the front canopy spell “JACKSONVILLE AIRPORT”. The terminal has a long covered passenger-loading area supported by slender columns, with large dark windows and glass doors behind it. Several passengers or airport workers are visible beneath the canopy. A small baggage or service cart is positioned near the entrance. The most prominent architectural feature is the airport control tower, rising from the center of the terminal building. The tower has a rectangular masonry base with multiple windows and a projecting upper control room surrounded by large windows. Above the control room is an open platform containing antennas, communication equipment, and other navigation or radio equipment. The tower's equipment gives the building a distinctly early postwar airport appearance. In front of the aircraft is a small blue airport service vehicle or tug with a low open cab, four wheels, and red-colored wheel hubs. The vehicle appears to be positioned for ground servicing of the aircraft. Additional ground-service equipment and carts are visible around the terminal entrance and beneath the aircraft. The foreground consists of a broad, dark asphalt aircraft apron extending across the bottom of the image. The scene is brightly illuminated by sunlight beneath a vivid turquoise-blue sky with a few wispy white clouds. The postcard has the characteristic saturated colors and slightly soft printing associated with mid-20th-century color postcards, documenting the appearance of Jacksonville Airport during the era of large piston-engine airliners and Eastern Air Lines' Lockheed Constellations.
August 20, 2026 at 10:38 AM
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#PlaneAlert ICAO: #A40B24 Tail: #N36NE Flt: #OAE3947
Owner: #EasternAirlines
Aircraft: #Boeing 767-323ER
2026-01-02 02:00:53 CST
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January 2, 2026 at 8:01 AM
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1955 Burlington Municipal Airport Vermont Postcard
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#Burlington #airport #vermont #postcard #travel #EasternAirlines #airportarchitecture #ephemera
Burlington Municipal Airport, Vermont, shown in a mid-20th century color view. The image features the brick terminal building with an elevated control tower, reflecting postwar airport design and the growth of commercial aviation. A propeller-driven airliner is parked on the apron, with ground service equipment and mobile boarding stairs nearby, illustrating typical operations of the era before widespread jet service. The clean layout and modest scale of the terminal highlight Burlington’s role as a regional air gateway serving northern New England.
April 30, 2026 at 11:01 AM