The Pan-American Airways Jporation is now preparing final plans for an experimental trans-Pacifc air transport service between the United States and the Far East, it was lrevesled to-day in a letter from IM. J.T. Trippe, head of the company, to Mr. James A. Farley, "The service will be linked on.one side of the ocean with the. Pan-JAmerican Airway's routes through [Central and South America, and. on the other side, with the China Nation jai Aviation Corporation, which the company operates jointly with the: \Chinese Government.
'Trippe revealed that Pan-'Airways' technicians, Iheaded by Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, fare now studying weather conditions fon the west coast of the United States preparatory to selecting the eastern terminal of the new route, "The following distances over the water would be covered in the south~ fern. route: California to Hawaii, 2400 miles; Hawaii to Wake Island, 11600 miles; Wake Island to Guam, 800° miles; Guam_to 'Manila, 1500, miles; Manila to China, 700 miles 'The company recently received Jéelivery of four huge four-motored 'Sikorsky amphibian planes with capacity of 32 passengers, to be used in' the trans-Pacific service—United Press.
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