TWA Trans World Airlines 1945 Boston Paul Revere System Time Table Brochure

This May 1, 1945 TWA system timetable marks the airline’s inauguration of service to Boston, highlighted through patriotic imagery of the Paul Revere monument and Old North Church.

During the final months of World War II, Trans World Airlines expanded its domestic network while aligning its branding with American historical symbolism and national optimism. The bold red and white cover design reinforces that tone, pairing a calendar panel and office listings with a strong photographic image rooted in Revolutionary-era Boston. Timetable booklets from this period served both as functional travel documents and as promotional statements of route growth.

The front displays the TWA Points the Way slogan above a May 1945 calendar grid and a detailed listing of ticket offices across major cities. The central photograph features the Paul Revere equestrian statue with the Old North Church steeple rising behind it, and the lower caption notes Inaugurating Service to Boston. The reverse includes a route map outlining TWA’s system network.

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