Mamer Air Transport
During the 1920s, the Mamer Air Transport Company pioneered a commercial and mail route between Seattle and Spokane, Washington and Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota.
Nick B. Mamer
Founded by Nick Mamer, the airline began operations on 14 July (or 15 April -- I found conflicting information), 1928. Walla Walla was the hub for service to Portland, Spokane, Butte, Yakima and Boise. Despite a promising start, carrying freight and passengers, the airline only lasted a year or two.
Mamer Air Transport operated two Ford Trimotors and a
Buhl CA-6B Air Sedan:
Ford 4-AT-E c/n 65 [NC8403]
Ford 4-AT-E c/n 55 [NC9612]
Buhl CA-6B Air Sedan
Timetables and Promotional Materials
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| 9 June, 1930 |
(enclosed schedule card, placed in the timetable above)
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