Hubbard, The Forgotten Boeing Aviator

Brown, Jim

Published by Peanut Butter Publishing, Seattle - Portland - Denver - Vancouver, 1996

About this Item

Edward Hubbard was the man responsible for the first mass produced commercial aircraft to be built by the Boeing Company. He convinced William E. Boeing to bid on the San Francisco-Chicago air mail route. The bid, in the name of Boeing Air Transport Inc., was successful. Both Boeing and Hubbard signed the mail contract with the United States Post Office. Also at Hubbard's suggestion the Boeing Company built 25 Model 40-B planes from a 1925 prototype. 229 p. photos and documents. Seller Inventory # 8954

Bibliographic Details

Title: Hubbard, The Forgotten Boeing Aviator

Publisher: Peanut Butter Publishing, Seattle - Portland - Denver - Vancouver

Publication Date: 1996

Binding: Softcover

Condition: good condition

Signed: Signed by Author(s)