Crossword clues for twa
twa
- Early air mail carrier (Abbr.)
- Delta's one-time rival
- Co. acquired by American Airlines in 2001
- Carrier that folded into American in 2001
- Carrier seen in "The Aviator"
- BOAC competitor
- Big airline until 2001
- Bankrupt airline
- American Airlines acquisition
- American acquisition in 2001
- Airline purchased by Howard Hughes
- Airline once owned by Howard Hughes
- Airline no more
- Airline in old movies
- Up, up and away carrier of old
- United's rival
- Two: Dial
- Terminal ltrs., once
- Stratoliner flyer, in the past
- Sponsor of Disneyland's former Moonliner rocket
- Scottish numeral
- Rival of Pan Am
- Paris Sky Chief co
- Pan-Am rival
- Pan Am competitor, once
- Pan Am alternative
- Onetime rival of Delta
- Onetime flight inits
- Onetime Delta rival
- Onetime alternative to Pan Am
- One time H. Hughes airline
- Old USAir rival
- Old rival of United
- Old rival of Pan Am
- Old flight-bag logo
- Old Delta alternative
- Old carrier inits
- Old airline letters
- Old 'Up, up and away' carrier
- Northwest rival
- Major airline letters, once
- Longtime Howard Hughes asset
- Lindbergh Line airline
- JFK terminal
- JFK lander in the previous century
- J.F.K.'s former ___ Terminal
- J.F.K. has-been
- Its slogan was once "Up, up and away"
- Its main hub was JFK
- Its JFK terminal is now a hotel
- Its hub at J.F.K. was designed by Eero Saarinen
- Its frequent flier prog. was called Aviators
- It went "Up, up, ..." and away in 2001
- It was bought out by American Airlines
- It stopped flying in 2001
- It often flew FDR during WWII
- It had an Ambassadors Club
- It flies no more
- Intl. carrier, once
- Intl. carrier until 2001
- Int'l carrier in "The Aviator"
- Hughes' airline, once
- Howard Hughes's erstwhile carrier
- Howard Hughes owned it from 1939 to 1966
- Howard Hughes acquisition of 1939
- H. Hughes once controlled it
- Former US Airways competitor
- Former United rival
- Former JFK terminal
- Former global airline
- Former frequent flier
- Former competitor of Delta and United: Abbr
- Former carrier with a JFK hub
- Former carrier letters
- Former carrier bought up by American
- Former American rival
- Former airline initials
- Flyer of Super-G Constellation airliners
- Flight initials
- Flight 800 name
- Flier that had a St. Louis hub
- Flier for 71 years
- First with regular inflight films (1961)
- First coml. airline to show in-flight movies
- Erstwhile Pan Am rival
- Erstwhile flight inits
- Erstwhile carrier
- Erstwhile "Up, up and away" co
- Eero Saarinen designed its Flight Center
- Eastern rival
- Eastern alternative, once
- Early flight inits
- Early air mail carrier
- Doubled a la Scotch
- DiCaprio owned it in "The Aviator"
- Defunct "up, up and away" flier
- Continental rival, once
- Company bought by Carl Icahn in 1985
- Co. that launched its Ambassadors Club in 1952
- Co. that Howard Hughes once controlled 78% of
- Co. now under American's wing
- Classic carrier
- Carrier until 2001
- Carrier once owned by Howard Hughes
- Carrier from 1930 to 2001
- Bygone USAir rival
- Bygone Pan Am rival
- Bygone intl. flier
- Bygone flight inits
- Bygone Delta rival
- Big carrier until 2001
- Aviators was its frequent flier program
- American purchase of 2001
- American merger of 2001
- Ambassadors Club co
- Airline whose last flight was in 2001
- Airline whose last flight was Dec. 1, 2001
- Airline that's no longer flying
- Airline that went bankrupt in early 2001
- Airline that was acquired by American in 2001: Abbr
- Airline that offered Jetstream flights
- Airline that Howard Hughes bought in 1939
- Airline that had a hub at JFK
- Airline that folded in 2001
- Airline that American bought
- Airline shuttered in 2001
- Airline of yore
- Airline bought out in 2001
- A pair in Scotland
- A number in Scotland
- “The ___ Corbies”—old Scottish ballad
- "You're going to like us" sloganeer
- "Up, up and away" flier
- "Up, up and away" defunct airline
- "Up up and away" airline
- "The Aviator" carrier
- ''Up, up and away'' co
- ___ Moonliner (former Disneyland rocket)
- United rival, once
- Carl Icahn company
- American rival
- KLM rival
- Its slogan was once "The things we do to make you happy"
- "Up up and away" co.
- Northwest competitor
- Airline with the old slogan "Up, up and away"
- American competitor
- Its hub is in St. Louis
- "Up, up and away" company
- US Airways competitor
- J.F.K. terminal
- United competition
- Letters on some 747's
- Its slogan was once "Find out how good we really are"
- Air letters?
- 747 letters
- "Find out how good we really are" sloganeer
- U.S. Airways competitor
- Company once owned by Howard Hughes
- Terminal letters
- American acquisition of 2001
- Transportation inits. since 1930
- Bygone carrier
- Ambassadors Club carrier
- Letters on some liners
- Howard Hughes once controlled it
- Delta rival, once
- Co. founded as Western Air Express
- "The things we do to make you happy" sloganeer
- Onetime jet insignia
- Airport inits.
- Old name in travel
- Onetime United rival
- Eastern competitor
- Former flying inits.
- Company once taken over by Carl Icahn
- PanAm rival
- Intl. flier, once
- Aviation acquisition of 2001
- Onetime Pan Am rival
- Old air letters
- Bygone Eastern rival
- Bygone airline letters
- Howard Hughes's airline
- Eero Saarinen's ___ Terminal at J.F.K.
- Pan Am competitor of old
- Its slogan used to be "One mission. Yours."
- Old "Up, up and away" sloganeer
- Former rival of USAir
- Bygone flier
- Old competitor of Pan Am
- Co. of which Howard Hughes became the principal shareholder in 1939
- Old carrier inits.
- Old "Up, up and away" carrier
- Former rival of Pan Am
- USAir rival
- Bygone rival of Delta
- Eero Saarinen designed its J.F.K. terminal
- "You're going to like us. ___" (1980s slogan)
- Former J.F.K. line
- Pan Am rival, once
- Co. once owned by Howard Hughes
- Old "One mission. Yours." sloganeer
- Old "We're up to something good" carrier
- Old Eastern alternative
- It had a hub at J.F.K.
- J.F.K.'s historic ___ Flight Center
- First carrier to offer regular in-flight movies, 1961
- Co. in a 2001 merger with American
- Old rival of America
- Onetime carrier with a hub at JFK
- Old co. with overlapping globes in its logo
- Carrier in "The Aviator"
- First American carrier to show movies on flights
- This does not fly
- Old "You're going to like us" sloganeer
- "The ___ Dogs": Burns
- Airline initials
- One + one, to Burns
- A pair, in Ayr
- "The ___ Dogs," Burns poem
- Highlands duo
- Glaswegian couple endlessly at war
- Eero Saarinen's ___ Terminal at J.F.K
- Defunct airline
- Former flier
- Erstwhile airline abbr
- Former JFK lander
- Grounded flier since 2001
- Major airline until 2001
- Former airline with a JFK terminal designed by Eero Saarinen
- Former Delta rival
- "Up, up, and away" carrier of the past
- Old airline initials
- Delta competitor
- Airline once controlled by Howard Hughes
- Old airline with a K.C. museum
- Defunct carrier
- Airport inits
- United competitor
- Longtime Howard Hughes holding
- Former intl. carrier
- Bygone intl. carrier
- Airline until 2001
- "Up, up and away" defunct flier
- Pan Am rival of old
- It had the Ambassadors Club
- Airline Howard Hughes once controlled
- Airline formed in 1930
- U.S. airline, once
- Onetime JFK lander
- One-time Howard Hughes airline
- One-time Delta competitor
- Old United rival
- Old carrier whose JFK terminal is now used by JetBlue
- Howard Hughes once owned it
- Erstwhile global carrier
- Erstwhile Atlantic crosser
- Defunct flier
- Airline letters
- Airline Howard Hughes bought in '39
- "Up, up and away" carrier
- Onetime Lindbergh employer
- Onetime carrier to JFK
- One-time Howard Hughes company
- Old Delta rival
- Old "Up, up and away" airline
- It once had a hub at JFK
- It merged with American in 2001
- It had a hub at JFK
- It flew its last flight in 2001
- Howard Hughes' old airline
- Former United competitor
- Former U.S. carrier
- Former Pan Am rival
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
TWA
formed May 16, 1928, as Transcontinental Air Transport, merged 1930 with Western Air Express to form Transcontinental and Western Air Inc. (TWA). Name changed to Trans World Airlines 1950, but the moniker remained the same. Its last remnants were bought out by rival American Airlines in April 2001.
twa
Scottish form of two.
Wikipedia
TWA (disambiguation)
TWA usually refers to Trans World Airlines, a former American airline
TWA may also refer to:
- Twa, a group of Pygmy peoples in Africa
- T wave alternans, a variation in the T wave in an electrocardiogram
- Texas Wrestling Academy, a professional wrestling training school
- Time-weighted average or permissible exposure limit
- Transport and Works Act 1992, a piece of UK legislation concerning public transport
- TWA, the ICAO airline code for T'way Airlines of South Korea
- Also can refer to Time WArner.
Usage examples of "twa".
Yonder ye see in the howe, and Yonderdale begins where the twae hills hurkle thegither.
Twas the good Liberty cause, and all the mealy office-seekers were on our side till they saw the wind blowing tother way.
The Yonderdale turn is twae miles on, and this road gangs to mony places.
Efter twae weeks o dwelling amang us as blude-friends, gutting our winter victuals, burning up oor peat-bings, an dancin the reel o Bogie wi our lasses, those mangrels waukened one day at five in the morning and put the MacIan MacDonalds to the fire and the sword.
His memory gave him the words Twas briflig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe.
Twas but a moment's work to contrive the Wheel of a Maiden's dreams, Jupiter smiling upon Venus in the house of partnerships, Mars exactly at the mid-heaven, Mercury with smooth sailing ahead, not a retrograde body in sight.
At the moment she 8 8 IRIS RA INER DA R Twas a big television star, and eventually she'd make movies again.