![Timetable](../../images/aviation/avimage11.jpg) Timetable cover
of the Colombian airline, SCADTA. SCADTA is an acronym
for a German/Colombian aviation company known today as
Avianca, the oldest continuously operating airline in the
world.
![TriMotor](../../images/aviation/avimage13.jpg)
Bellanca
and Ford TriMotor of Taca Airlines, circa 1935. The rough
conditions of this airfield were typical in Central
America.
![Publicity Brochure](../../images/aviation/avimage14.jpg)
"With
two motors you have security." Cover of Costa Rican
Aerovias Nacionales publicity brochure, early 1940s.
![Timetable](../../images/aviation/avimage17.jpg)
Timetable
for the Mexican Airline Aerovia Centrales, which flew
from the southern United States to Mexico during
Prohibition.
![Curtiss-Thrush](../../images/aviation/avimage23a.jpg)
![Sikorsky S-38](../../images/aviation/avimage23b.jpg)
These
paintings show early aircrafts used by Cuban airlines.
The first is a Curtiss-Thrush and the second is a
Sikorsky S-38, the "famous flying boat."
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