TAT

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TAT, short for Transcontinental Air Transport, was an early American airline that pioneered coast-to-coast passenger service in the late 1920s by combining rail and air travel.

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Transcontinental Air Transport 0

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instanceOf airline
defunct airline
abbreviation T.A.T. NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs TAT Airlines NERFINISHED
approximateTravelTimeCoastToCoast about 48 hours
category airlines disestablished in 1930
airlines established in 1928
defunct airlines of the United States
ceasedToExistAsIndependentCompany 1930
continentServed North America NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
countryServed United States NERFINISHED
dayTravelSegment by air
era late 1920s
fleetUsed Fokker F.VII NERFINISHED
Ford Trimotor NERFINISHED
founded 1928
foundedBy Charles Lindbergh NERFINISHED
Clement Melville Keys NERFINISHED
Transcontinental Air Transport Corporation investors
fullName Transcontinental Air Transport NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation New York City
historicalSignificance helped demonstrate feasibility of scheduled long-distance air travel
precursor to modern transcontinental airline service in the U.S.
industry commercial aviation
keyPerson Charles Lindbergh NERFINISHED
Clement Melville Keys NERFINISHED
marketingNameOfService The Lindbergh Line NERFINISHED
mergedInto Transcontinental & Western Air NERFINISHED
nightTravelSegment by rail
notableEvent inauguration of 48-hour coast-to-coast air-rail service
notableFor combining rail and air travel for transcontinental service
pioneering coast-to-coast passenger service in the United States
operatingRegion continental United States
primaryRoute New York–Los Angeles NERFINISHED
roleOfCharlesLindbergh route planner
technical advisor
safetyRecord early operations affected by several accidents
serviceModel air-rail transcontinental service
serviceType passenger air transport
shortName TAT NERFINISHED
startOfOperations 1929
successor TWA NERFINISHED
Transcontinental & Western Air NERFINISHED
transportMode air
rail

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