
Pan Am Transpacific Landing Site Hawai'i
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The Pearl City waterfront where Pan Am’s China Clipper flying boats touched down on pioneering transpacific routes.
Description






In the late 1930s, this Pearl City shore served as the landing point for Pan American World Airways’ commercial flying boats carrying mail and passengers between the US mainland, Hawai'i, and onward across the Pacific. The site commemorates an era that transformed global travel and communications, and remains especially cherished by aviation enthusiasts.
