Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-12-28
AlR TRAFFIC N
GERMANY CROWS
First Timetable and Schedule
Are Published In Berlin a
Great Center.
COMFORTABLE As STEAMERS
Fares Are Cheaper Than On Rival
Lines in Other Countries, Though
Engine FSs! ls More
Expensive.

timetable has Just been published here.
Ii contains many interesting facts
abnat slhe deseiopsnsnt Of Germsny's =
peaceful air feet, which leading air
navigation experts claim will become
strong competitor Of the republic 3
| newly organized railroad system al
| the very moment that the entente lifts
the ban Oh the building Of planes in-
tended for peaceful air traffic.
Today Germany Is rebuilding on
| the wreck of the old an entire new
air fleet Of modern construction. The
| modern airplane factories Of Germany
are equippinr their planes with large,
comfortable cabins and s,aterooms.
In the first eight months Of this year
AHA scheduled flights were made,
agains, l,s1s flights in II months the
year before. This hot only indicates
that this year more flights were made
compared with last year but also that
new air routes we're opened and mere
planes were added 70 the feet. The
German Air Navigation service, as the
associated enterprises call themselves.
has today about 100 air7,lanes Of oDe
type or another at its disposal.
Berlin the Great Center.
The bew air service schedule just
published shows that Berlin has been
made the center OF all important air
routes.
From Berlin there are daily trips TO
and from Brunswick, Doriinund, Dres-
den. Hamburg and Bremen. extended
by the Baltic Air service Of the Sab
latnix airpiaue Er,n, 10 Traveinuen,ie,
Warnelnueude und SassDltz, making
connections with the steamers leaving
town for Sweden. Norway aid Den
mark.
Then there is the Danz!g Air serr-
ice. which co-operates with the Sab
la,nix service in maintaining the fying
routes between berlin and the East
Prnssian roate-ranzig. kennsgsber1.
Nemel-With CONNECTIONS q, Riga and
Resal
The Lloyd Air Service Sabla,nis has
As additional ss.sst.s -fs~... KArian u
Wes'phalia. Mue1ster, Breise,. Wang
er,sod.
The Runlpley Air service provides
planes for the Berlin, Leipzig, Nuern-
berg. Munich. Augsburg route. and at
Munich the Ba,arish Air Lloyd pro
vides transportation facilities 30 air
tod Constance.
Another direct service between
Stuttgart and Constance ~ furnished
by the Slaeh!e Air line.
Then there is the beuts,he i.ust-
lloyd. which has several planes tray.
cling daily FINN Berlin over Macie-
burg 10 Hamburg and Brerncu, aud
from Hranen over Mas,ehurs 10 JIeir-
zi4 and Ircsieu Al Hamburg aud
Bremen connections ran be ,naie with
Dutch and Danish air lines foe AniSter-
dam. EotirrLam and Copenhagen. |
frun Amsterdam and Rotterdam |
French a,Fd English planes take pas.
sengets 10 London or via Brussels To |
rsns. where air connections can lee |
made far Spain.
German Lines Cheaper.
Although TIE price fer henxine sud |
gasoline is much higher In Germany
than IN all the other countries the
fans oa the German air lines are the
cheapest,
Travellers coming to Berlin can Hy |
for two hours ali around the surround. !
Ing districts for IN, marks about s. I
n, the present rate Of exchange, This
price even Includes the au,omu.,ila
from the of!iccs of the Hamburg. Amer
lean line Or the North German Lloyd.
both of which are la the downtown
district. TO IN" hy!ng 6e1d. some ten
miles cat of Town.
so far s.asl persons have been
by tho p'guiar air service
his year. During all Of last year only
!,aso persons were carried.
This shows how rapidly the new air
passenger service Is developing In Ger
many IN spite Of the prs,hibi,ive ar
icles cf the Versailles treaty.