PBA Southern System Timetable: S 1960-02-01
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Route System: Southern System
Class ID: Class 1B
Effective Date(s):
February 1st thru April 15th, 1960
Cities Served:
Miami, FL (MIA)
Naples, FL (APF)
Notes:
Effective January 1, 1960 the ownership of Naples Airlines and operation of the Naples Municipal Airport was transferred to Provincetown-Boston Airlines, Inc. a Massachusetts Corporation, a member of the Air Traffic Conference Interline Ticketing and Baggage Agreement, and a party to the Universal Air Travel Plan. Henceforth, Naples Airlines will be operated as a Division of Provincetown Boston Airlines, Inc. with the same interline relationships as the parent company.
We look forward to welcoming you aboard Naples Airlines; and next summer fly PBA to the Tip of Cape Cod.
— John C. Van Arsdale
President
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Class 1
System Timetables
System Timetables include a carrier’s complete schedules.
1A. Primary System
Carrier’s main timetable. Due to language or alphabet restrictions this may not be the nominal edition distributed in the carrier’s home country.
1B. Regional System
Designed for regional distribution elsewhere than the carriers home country. In quick reference editions a regional system often only includes extra-regional services on a direct or nonstop basis. Often a regional is differentiated from Class 1A on only small points. It’s value relation to class 1A will vary by carrier.
1C. Home System
Corresponds to category 1A. Usually used when 1A not practical due to language or other marketing consideration.
1D. Component System
System schedules separated in multiple concurrent editions. Each of the component timetables but be used to view the carrier’s full system. For example, Air Canada’s North American and International timetables issued during the 1960s and 1970s.
1E. Local System
System schedules presented in an edition intended for distribution in single locale.
Class 2
Regional Timetables
Regional Timetables do not include “extra-regional” services. This distinguishes a Class 2 timetable from a Primary System. For example, American’s Mexico regional timetable features a variety of transborder services but is not a full listing of American’s flights.
2A. Standard Regional
Chronological continuity exits.
2B. Non-Standard Regional
Similar to type 2A but no evidence of chronological continuity. An issue is by default classified as 2B pending evidence of chronological continuity. It should not be uncommon to re-classify 2B to 2A status as new timetables are added to a collection.
2C. Joint Regional
Combined services timetable of two or more carriers. 2C schedules are filed under issuing or dominant airline.
2D. Abridged
Includes full system routes, but not all flights included.
2E. Overseas Abridged
Same as 2D, but intended for foreign market distribution.
Class 3
Local Timetables
Local Timetables include schedules for a single city.
3A. Standard Local
Format and size may vary. Chronological continuity exists.
3B. Non-Standard Local
Format and size may vary. No chronological continuity. See default classification notes in 2B explanation above.
3C. Limited Local
Lists partial schedules for a single city.
3D. Joint Local
Combined services timetable of two or more carriers to/from a single point. 3D schedules are filed under issuing or dominant airline.
Class 7
Single Route Timetables
Single Route Timestables are most often issued in a “card” or “pocket” format.
7A. Standard
Chronological continuity exists.
7B. Non-Standard
No-chronological continuity.
Class 10
Miscellaneous Timetables
10A. Special Service.
Timetable printed in conjunction with special event affecting flight schedules. For example, issues related to the Hannover or Leipzig trade fares are Class 10A timetables.
Timetable printed in conjunction with special event affecting flight schedules. For example, issues related to the Hannover or Leipzig trade fares are Class 10A timetables.
10B. New Service.
Printed on a “one-time, first time” basis.
10C. Marketing Initiatives
Promoting target markets – American’s Aircoach and Eastern’s Moonlight Special, for example.
10D. Miscellaneous
Fits no other criteria.
10E. Supplements
“Stop-Press”-type update for schedule changes.. Usually distributed as an insert for an existing timetable publication.
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