The Boeing Model 314 Clipper was a large four-engine flying boat built for long-distance passenger service before land airports spanned every major route. Developed for Pan American Airways, it combined ocean-crossing range with lounges, dining space, sleeping berths, and a ship-like operating crew. Clippers opened scheduled transatlantic service, linked Pacific destinations, and later carried personnel and high-priority cargo during the Second World War.
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