Summary Of: Piedmont Airlines (1948-1989)

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Piedmont Airlines | | | Winston-Salem, North Carolina | US Air | Wilmington, N.C. | Cincinnati, Ohio | Douglas DC-3 | Smith Reynolds Airport | Winston-Salem, North Carolina | North Carolina | South Carolina | Virginia | West Virginia | New York City | New York | Denver | Colorado | Miami | Florida | deregulation | Kinston | North Carolina | Florence | South Carolina | Roanoke | Virginia | Asheville, North Carolina | Lynchburg, Virginia | LaGuardia Airport | O'Hare International Airport | Bristol | Kingsport | Johnson City | Tennessee | DC-3 | Fairchild F27 | Martin 4-0-4 | FH 227B | Japanese | NAMC YS-11A | Boeing 737 | Boeing 727 | Northwest Orient Airlines | D.B. Cooper | July 19 | 1967 | Flight 22 | Boeing 727 | Cessna 310 | Hendersonville, North Carolina | National Transportation Safety Board | Charlotte/Douglas International Airport | Charlotte, North Carolina | Empire Airlines (1976-1985) | Baltimore/Washington International Airport | Baltimore, Maryland | James M. Cox Dayton International Airport | Dayton, Ohio | Syracuse Hancock International Airport | Syracuse, New York | London Gatwick Airport | United Kingdom | 767 | USAir | Allegheny Airlines | Boeing 727-100 | Boeing 727-200 | Boeing 737-200 | Boeing 737-300 | Boeing 737-400 | Boeing 767-201ER | Douglas DC-3 | Fokker F27 "Friendship" | Fokker F28 "Fellowship" | Fairchild Hiller FH-227 | Martin 4-0-4 | NAMC YS-11 | Carolinas Aviation Museum | Charlotte, North Carolina | Categories | Airlines established in 1948 | Defunct airlines of the United States | Companies based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina | Airlines disestablished in 1989 |