The first passenger and airmail service began in 1927, with service to Cleveland.

An important development of the late 1920s was the coming of airmail service to Spokane.

In 1919, Britain's first civil airmail service began.

Southeast Asia's first regular airmail service was started in the northeastern part of the country in 1922.

Seven were built in 1926 and 1927, and were used to operate airmail services.

Ford became the first regularly scheduled airmail service and air freight operator.

He bought out a bankrupt cropdusting company, turned it into an airmail service, and prospered.

It also reflects the hope that airmail service could reach one of the most remote parts of the country.

In September 1929, the first airmail service to Guyana began.

Quite a few Member States have airmail services, which are not at the same kind of risk as other forms of aviation.