The Civil Aeronautics Board and the All-Cargo Airlines: The Early Years

Philip B. Schary

Business History Review, 1967, vol. 41, issue 3, 272-284

Abstract: Following World War II, the American Civil Aeronautics Board was able to develop the highly uncertain air-cargo market at little risk to itself or to the Federal government. Professor Schary suggests this was because it delayed its regulatory action until after the pattern of competition in the industry had been naturally established.

Date: 1967
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