Florida & Cape Cod by Air in 1946

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Two newspaper ads for seasonal vacation flights to Florida and Cape Cod in modern airliners
Big headline. FLY TO...FLORIDA. Classified ad in Travel Section of New York Times 18 Jan 1946.
DC-3 “Snowbird” flights from Newark to Miami via “The Veterans’ Air Line.” NOTE they are still working out the company name: Passenger Division, Veterans’ Air Express Company. (New York Times classified 18th & 21st January, 1946)
For vacationers going North, go By Air to Cape Cod via Veternas Airline. Display classified ad in a Newark NJ paper, date unknown.
Fly north to Cape Cod via VETERANS AIRLINE. Mentioning “Non-scheduled flights” keeps them legal. (Newark NJ display classified ad. Date and newspaper unknown.)

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