To Rio or New Zealand now... just a hop and a skip by Clipper Ship. An international travel ad for Pan American Airways - 1940.
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To Rio or New Zealand now... just a hop and a skip by Clipper Ship. An international travel ad for Pan American Airways - 1940.
The Flying Clipper, Sir Lancelot, by Montague Dawson (1890-1973)
Pan Am travel posters
There are no distant lands... by Flying Clipper. International travel ad for Pan American Airways - 1940.
Pan American travel posters
Introducing Flying Clipper
Yesterday Star Clippers officially released the name of their brand new ship, which will be joining the fleet towards the end of 2017. Flying Clipper will carry up to 300 passengers and will be the biggest and most ambitious of the Clipper fleet to date. She will measure 8770 tons GRT and will be powered by 35 sails totalling more than 6.350 m2. She will be a near replica of the dramatic France II ordered in 1911 at La Gironde shipyard Bordeaux, which was the largest square rig sailing ship ever built.
SPV Flying Clipper will be the world’s largest square rigger and the largest ship of its kind afloat today.
Founder and president of Star Clippers, Mikael Kraft, released the name of the fourth ship in the year which marks the 25th anniversary of Star Clippers. Flying Clipper will join her sister ships Star Clipper and Star flyer, and current flagship Royal Clipper on the open waters by the end of 2017
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Princess Grace and Prince Rainier in the 1962 German documentary film Mediterranean Holiday - also known as Flying Clipper.