A Photograph Of Defunct Commercial Airline Capital Airlines Showing Passengers Television Broadcasts During The Age Of Propeller-Driven Airliners, Before The Prohibition Of Listening To Commercial Radio Stations, Viewing Analog or Digital Television Signals, And/or Using Cellular Telephones While In The Air.

Capital Airlines was founded in November, 1936; and was headquartered in what is now Ronald Reagan International Airport in the Washington D.C suburb of Arlington, Virginia.

In 1961, Capital Airlines would merge with United Airlines.

In the Magnay Family series of Books, before the prohibition of listening to Commercial Radio Station, viewing Analog or Digital Television Signals, and/or Using Cellular Telephones while in the air due to interference with the Aircraft’s Radar Equipment and signals; Stewardesses aboard the Propeller-driven Airliners show Passengers telecasts of NPVT-TV as the In-Flight Entertainment during flights over the Erie area in the late 1940’s and early 1950’s.

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