generation follow the trials blazed by him then america's commerce may once again be first upon the trade routes of the world today over a network of forty thousand miles pan american airlines and largest of the world's great outweighs systems with a fleet of one hundred fifty clipper ships speeds men male and merchandise to forty different countries a thrilling monument to the united states air mail service across the vast pacific and sixty flying hours to the orient halfway around the world just as the pacific disappears on the right south america appears on the left and the roots of the flying clipper ships southward to mexico central america and across the caravan the cycle of the vast southern con starting our aerial cruise over the famous lindbergh trail our first voyage takes us to have on a ranch days away about one of the giant keppra ships this game is the caribbean capital has now of at one hundred thirty minutes from miami eastern international gateway between the americas this part of the clipper ships is the transfer point for the airliners from one ot the space thousands of passengers tons of mail and air express on the clippers doing southwards to another con on their way to points all over the globe more than two hundred thousand sky travellers a pass through here businessmen who find the aerial trade routes with the leisure travelers in search of all the color and romance of faraway places all come to travel in larger than the ship in which columbus first crossed the atlantic these aerial giants a great twenty one ton airliner manned by the five flying officers they operate with seculars precision and have a record for dependability unsurpass this portrait which overlooks the waterfront was built in seventeen seventy four and cost the unbelievable sum of fourteen million dollars the king of spain when told of the amount of luck was thrown across the atlantic as he remarked that anything that cost that amount of money sh sections of the old world which at one time surrounded the entire city still stand the capital is among the most beautiful and expensive buildings of the world its great don't dominates the city the prado where every one prominent runs from  through the spanish architectural traditions many buildings are built around the patio such as the city hall with its statue of columbus the second flying step down the lindbergh trail spends all the west indies in a single day crossing cuba the crappy ship speed on over haiti santo domingo and puerto rico that's along the tropical isles of the caribbean to pa skyliners speeds across the blue caribbean we pass over cape patient at the tip of the fascinating island of haiti it staple products which their life at sea prevents them from racing in the center of the city the marketplace is a scene of constant activity from very early morning till nightfall all manner of goods are traded from old shoes to fire new they're based on some old leg we arrive at georgetown the capital of great britain only possession in south america the most talked of waterfall in the world and practically inaccessible up to a few years ago situated in the heart of a south american jungle that is now waiting for the tourist explorer who wants to visit the lesser known parts of the world to see them all r side of nature on this great continent a dramatic legend and brave discover spare an idea of its great magnitude  forefathers lived in the african jungles untouched by the modern world harmless uncivilized race of people hiding in the dense jungles from the eyes of the outer world socially prominent man in their own circle and probably the only man in town with a complete uniform and lots of gold  towns and plantations for hundreds of miles around so it's busy waterfront is always filled with picturesque sailing boats the cathedral is one of the all landmarks of herat as is its opera house which was built in the prosperous days of the robber boom across the red tiled rooftops one could see the edge of the great jungles which are wild land and many products unexplored due to the fact that there are no railroads and highways in this section of brazil's lisette it has a modern harbor constantly filled with ships from all over the world in a few hours we're flying over a monolith one thousand miles up the amazon brazil's great metropolis in the center of the jungle