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This 1943 wartime inflight information brochure by TWA (Transcontinental & Western Air) was given out to passengers flying in their DC-3s. "Vacant Seats on a 'Sold Out' Plane?" explained how vacant seats meant that sometimes passengers didn't show up, the planes needed more fuel, or airmail was a priority.
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