Here in Britain, I first became aware of Braniff in the late 1970s when the giant orange 747 flew into Gatwick Airport, and I believe Braniff sponsored a tennis tournament around that time as well.

I have been interested in graphic design, corporate identity and civil aviation for as long as I can remember, so you can appreciate that the story of Braniff, with all it's developments, experimentation and innovation is totally fascinating.

Thank You for your smart, attractive and very well-designed website that serves as a valuable reminder and tribute to the Braniff Story

Robin Vanags - Southwest England (UK)

I am named after this marvelous airline. The unique colors and designs of the planes were marvellous. Nice gallery!

Braniff Cedeno - New York

WORKED FROM 1971-MAY 12 TH 1982, STARTED IN THE PRINTING DEPT @ EXCHANGE PARK,THEN @ THE MAINTANCE BASE IN DALLAS ON LEMON THEN @ STORES THEN BACK TO PRINT SHOP ENDED AT WORLD HEAD QUARTERS AFTER PRINTING 25 COPIES OF THE FINANCIAL REPORT {RED INK WAS A CLUE} LEFT AT 5 PM HEArd the news on the radio going home.

GARY GARDNER - Irvine, TX

I started flying at 19, in 1973......What a fantastic ride!

Jamie Hopkins - Houston, TX

Watching this site has brought back to me endless memories of my life in South America and all the trips my family made with Braniff.

Rolando Fernandez - Costa Rica