Pan-Pacific & Caribbean Airways
Pan-Pacific & Caribbean Airways (Pan-Pacific) is a fictional steamship line of the Passage network, period-plausible, with 5 steamers on 2 routes.
Passage computes it for Call of Cthulhu and any 1920s or 1930s tabletop campaign: pick two places and a date, and print the ticket the purser's clerk would have written.
Historical model
Modelled on Pan American Airways: the Caribbean routes of 1929 from Miami to Havana, Kingston and Cristóbal, and the China Clipper of 1935 from San Francisco to Manila by Honolulu, Midway, Wake and Guam, extended to Hong Kong in 1937.
- Home port
- Miami
- Fares in
- dollars
- Tickets in
- English
Routes
- Miami – Havana – Kingston – Colón (Cristóbal) · Caribbean by air · Weekly
- San Francisco – Honolulu – Manila – Hong Kong · Pacific by air · Weekly
Fleet
- Key West · 97 knots · from 1928-10, still in commission in 1939
- Havana · 97 knots · from 1928-10, still in commission in 1939
- China Clipper · 135 knots · from 1935-10, still in commission in 1939
- Philippine Clipper · 135 knots · from 1935-11, still in commission in 1939
- Hawaii Clipper · 135 knots · from 1936-04, still in commission in 1939
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