Apr 11, 2022 · The footage below by Youtube used Starboard76 shows Braniff is primarily from 1974, shortly after Braniff made the move to their new hub at DFW Airport. At its peak, Braniff flew over 110 jet aircraft, primarily consisting of Boeing 727s, 747s, and DC-8s.

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DFW People Magazine announces that Braniff is gaining ground on the “Big 2” (American Airlines and Delta Airlines) at DFW Airport. Braniff’s market share at DFW increased in May, while both American and Delta reported decreased market share during the same period.

The next day, on May 12, Braniff Airways ceased air operations, ending 54 years of air service. Braniff flights at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport that morning were suddenly grounded, and passengers were forced to disembark, being told that Braniff was no longer flying.

On Thursday, March 1, 1984, Braniff, the successor to Braniff International Airways, and Braniff International Corporation, inaugurated service from its Dallas/Ft. Worth Airport hub to eighteen major US cities. It was the largest single-day successful airline startup in US history.

Sep 19, 2020 · When the new Dallas-Fort Worth Regional Airport opened for scheduled operations on January 13, 1974, Braniff was there, having moved its flights from Love Field. They were the leading carrier at the new airport by a large margin.

Apr 25, 2013 · Braniff International Airways was an innovative, forward-thinking, iconic American airline that started many trends in the airline industry, several of which are still being utilized today.

A unique overhead people-mover system called Braniff Sky Shuttle (this is currently in operation at DFW but was redesigned to serve the entire airport replacing Airtrans) would join the existing terminal with the new 3W Connector and Terminal 3W and would operate in addition to the current Airtrans system that would continue to serve the entire ...

The former Braniff headquarters was once considered one of the most plush office addresses in North Texas. The fabled airline occupied the buildings until after it shut down operations in 1982.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (IATA: DFW, ICAO: KDFW, FAA LID: DFW) is the primary international airport serving the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and the North Texas region, in the U.S. state of Texas.