Referring Clues

• Its slogan was once "Find out how good we really are"
• Its slogan was once "The things we do to make you happy"
• Northwest competitor
• Airline with the old slogan "Up, up and away"
• "Up up and away" co.
• American competitor
• United rival
• Its hub is in St. Louis
• US Airways competitor
• J.F.K. terminal
• Letters on some 747's
• Air letters?
• 747 letters
• "Find out how good we really are" sloganeer
• Terminal letters
• Ambassadors Club carrier
• U.S. Airways competitor
• Company once owned by Howard Hughes
• Transportation inits. since 1930
• Letters on some liners
• Howard Hughes once controlled it
• Delta rival
• Co. founded as Western Air Express
• "The things we do to make you happy" sloganeer
• American acquisition of 2001
• Airport inits.
• Carrier at J.F.K.
• American acquisition
• Bygone carrier
• Onetime jet insignia
• Old name in travel
• Bygone airline
• Eastern competitor
• Aviation acquisition of 2001
• Former flying inits.
• PanAm rival
• Intl. flier, once
• Onetime Pan Am rival
• Old air letters
• Eero Saarinen's ___ Terminal at J.F.K.
• Pan Am competitor
• Old "Up, up and away" sloganeer
• Onetime United rival
• Its slogan used to be "One mission. Yours."
• Company once taken over by Carl Icahn
• Bygone Eastern rival
• Howard Hughes's airline
• Onetime rival of 12-Across
• Former rival of Pan Am
• USAir rival
• Former rival of USAir
• Bygone flier
• Old competitor of Pan Am
• Old carrier inits.
• JFK carrier
• Delta competitor
• Delta alternative
• Letters on some 737s
• Airline once controlled by Howard Hughes
• USAirways competitor
• American flier
• ___ Dome, former home of the St. Louis Rams
• Airline once owned by Howard Hughes
• Flight bag initials
• Former JFK terminal
• Pan Am alternative
• American purchase in 2001 (abbr.)
• Hughes corp.
• Former Pan Am rival
• Erstwhile U.S. carrier
• Pan Am rival, once
• Former Delta competitor
• Pan-Am rival
• Pan Am competitor, once
• Defunct airline
• Erstwhile flight inits.
• Pan Am rival
• Defunct carrier
• Old "Up, up and away" carrier
• Co. of which Howard Hughes became the principal shareholder in 1939
• Airline that American bought
• Flight 800 name
• Aviators was its frequent flier program
• Ambassadors Club co.
• Eastern alternative, once
• Flier that had a St. Louis hub
• "Up, up and away" defunct flier
• Defunct flier
• Old United rival
• Grounded flier
• Its frequent flier prog. was called Aviators
• "Up, up and away" flier
• Bankrupt airline
• Bygone intl. flier
• "Up, up and away" carrier
• Former airline initials
• Onetime Lindbergh employer
• It often flew FDR during WWII
• Erstwhile airline
• Co. once owned by Howard Hughes
• Former global airline
• Former United rival
• Major airline until 2001
• H. Hughes once controlled it
• Airline formed in 1930
• One-time Delta competitor
• Airline whose last flight was Dec. 1, 2001
• Former airline
• Howard Hughes' airline
• Old carrier whose JFK terminal is now used by JetBlue
• "Up, up and away" co.
• Howard Hughes' old airline
• American Airlines acquisition
• Airline Howard Hughes bought in '39
• Former flier
• Old carrier
• Former frequent flier
• Intl. carrier, once
• Longtime Howard Hughes holding
• Co. acquired by American Airlines in 2001
• Airline Howard Hughes once controlled
• Eero Saarinen designed its J.F.K. terminal
• Airline bought out in 2001
• It flew its last flight in 2001
• Bygone rival of Delta
• It had the Ambassadors Club
• It had an Ambassadors Club
• Big airline until 2001
• Bygone intl. carrier
• First coml. airline to show in-flight movies
• It had a hub at JFK
• Defunct "up, up and away" flier
• Onetime LAX user
• Its hub was in St. Louis
• Howard Hughes's erstwhile carrier
• DiCaprio owned it in "The Aviator"
• "You're going to like us. ___" (1980s slogan)
• It once had a hub at JFK
• Old "Up, up and away" airline
• "Up, up, and away" carrier of the past
• Old "One mission. Yours." sloganeer
• Paris Sky Chief co.
• Continental rival, once
• Old Pan Am rival
• Former J.F.K. line
• Old airline initials
• Company founded in 1930
• Airline initials
• Old airline letters
• Old 'Up, up and away' carrier
• Airline letters
• Erstwhile airline abbr.
• American acquisition in 2001
• 2001 American acquisition
• Airline abbr.
• Onetime Delta rival
• Old Delta rival
• Old airline
• Old USAir rival
• Bygone USAir rival
• Airline until 2001
• Former Delta rival
• It merged with American in 2001
• Highlander pair
• Highlander's pair
• Former carrier with a JFK hub
• Old rival of United
• Onetime JFK lander
• Airline that folded in 2001
• Old "We're up to something good" carrier
• Glasgow duo
• Dundee duo
• Former intl. carrier
• Airline purchased by Howard Hughes
• Airline of yore
• Grounded flier since 2001
• Onetime carrier to JFK
• Onetime rival of 98 Down
• Airline that had a hub at JFK
• First carrier to offer regular in-flight movies, 1961
• Old Eastern alternative
• It had a hub at J.F.K.
• Airline that's no longer flying
• J.F.K.'s historic ___ Flight Center
• What is Dundee duo
• American merger of 2001
• It went "Up, up, ..." and away in 2001
• Old co. with overlapping globes in its logo
• Bygone Delta rival
• United rival, once
• Airline that Howard Hughes bought in 1939
• Carrier in "The Aviator"
• Terminal ltrs., once
• Co. in a 2001 merger with American
• Howard Hughes once owned it
• Erstwhile carrier
• Onetime flight inits.
• Airline in old movies
• Bygone airline letters
• Airline no more
• Old rival of America
• J.F.K. has-been
• Two (scot.)
• Old Delta alternative
• Onetime carrier with a hub at JFK
• Former US carrier
• Aberdeen pair
• Former JFK lander
• Pair in Scotland
• Major airline letters, once
• First American carrier to show movies on flights
• Bygone flight inits.
• Flying letters
• Old "You're going to like us" sloganeer
• Delta rival, once
• Delta's one-time rival
• One time H. Hughes airline
• Carrier seen in "The Aviator"
• Pan Am rival of old
• Eero Saarinen designed its Flight Center
• Onetime rival of Delta
• "Up, up and away" defunct airline
• Pan Am competitor of old
• BOAC competitor
• This does not fly
• Old rival of Pan Am
• Erstwhile Atlantic crosser
• Longtime Howard Hughes asset
• Howard Hughes acquisition of 1939
• United competition
• Early flight inits.
• Sponsor of Disneyland's former Moonliner rocket
• J.F.K.'s former ___ Terminal
• Famous airline (Abbr)
• Former United and American airlines rival
• US Airways competitor, once
• A couple in Scotland
• Former airline with a JFK terminal designed by Eero Saarinen
• It flies no more
• It was bought out by American Airlines
• Carrier that folded into American in 2001
• Airline whose last flight was in 2001
• Early air mail carrier (Abbr.)
• Thomas Otway's version of 29 Across
• Old flight-bag logo
• Former United competitor
• Former US Airways competitor
• An airline
• “Up, up and away” carrier of old
• ___ Moonliner (former Disneyland rocket)
• A pair, in Paisley
• Stratoliner flyer, in the past
• Lindbergh Line airline
• Onetime alternative to Pan Am
• Int'l carrier
• Eastern rival
• A couple of Scots
• First with regular inflight films (1961)
• Big carrier until 2001
• Bygone Pan Am rival
• Initials hidden in "jetway," appropriately
• Airline shuttered in 2001
• Erstwhile global carrier
• Carrier from 1930 to 2001
• Its JFK terminal is now a hotel
• Carrier once owned by Howard Hughes
• Intl. carrier until 2001
• Company bought by Carl Icahn in 1985
• Flier for 71 years
• Carrier until 2001
• Old carrier hidden in "Jetway"
• Flyer of Super-G Constellation airliners
• Writer Mark took these two in
• It stopped flying in 2001
• Old airline with a K.C. museum
• Onetime United competitor
• One of the "Big Four" domestic carriers, once
• Pan Am rival, back in the day
• United competitor, once
• Hotel at JFK named for a defunct airline
• JFK hotel named for a defunct airline
• Airline once acquired by Carl Icahn
• Former JFK flyer
• Delta's onetime rival
• Bygone airline with an iconic terminal at JFK
• Carrier whose former terminal at J.F.K. is now a hotel
• Carrier whose JFK terminal is now a landmark hotel
• Carrier that offered pioneering coast-to-coast service beginning in the 1930s
• Name on a JFK hotel designed by Eero Saarinen
• Bygone JFK carrier
• Old flight-bag letters