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Flying$ the way to travel Meet the Captain ! As you watch him walk across the tarmac he may appear just another pleasant; efficient young man. But perhaps a million miles of civilian fying stand behind him A long time and a lot of Aying go into the making of an NAC captain. He flies a superbly reliable aircraft fitted with the most modern navigational aids the Douglas D: C.3. Your comfort, your safety and your prompt atrival are his personal concern. You couldnt be in better hands He is another reason why more and more people say flying' s the way to travel: NAC + N E W Z E AL A ND N A TI0 N A L A I R W A X $ C 0 R P 0 R A TI0 N

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 35, Issue 889, 17 August 1956, Page 25

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Page 25 Advertisement 4 New Zealand Listener, Volume 35, Issue 889, 17 August 1956, Page 25

Page 25 Advertisement 4 New Zealand Listener, Volume 35, Issue 889, 17 August 1956, Page 25

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