The five-member Civil Aeronautics Board rendered their decisions under this flag and seal. The CAB closed its doors in 1985 after the airline industry was deregulated. Transferred from the Civil ...

Carter’s Civil Aeronautics Board Example Conscious nullification was uppermost in mind when the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 shuttered the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB).

Object Details Physical Description Nylon flag consisting of a light blue background with multi-piece Civil Aeronautics Board seal embroidered on both sides. Edged with gold fringe and held to pole ...

American deregulation was born in 1977, when economist Alfred Kahn, head of the Civil Aeronautics Board, began rewriting the airline industry's rules. Deregulation was an entirely new event -- an ...

The traveling public should expect cheaper airfares in the coming month as the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) downgraded the fuel surcharge level for domestic and international flights. In an ...

The Civil Aeronautics Board last week concluded that the National Airlines DC-6B that crashed mysteriously in North Carolina last January, killing all 34 on board, was destroyed by a bomb that went ...

Trippe is ready for the fight. Ever since he realized that his proposed “chosen instrument” policy for U.S. aviation was unpopular, he has been girding Pan Am for this battle. A month ago he ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) has lowered fuel surcharges on passenger airlines to a record low, which may encourage more people to book flights due to lower fares. In ...

A: Less than 4,000 feet. This article is based on the Civil Aeronautics Board’s report of the incident and is intended to bring the issues raised to our readers’ attention.