Tony Jannus

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Tony Jannus was an early American aviation pioneer and one of the first commercial airline pilots, known for operating the world’s first scheduled commercial airline flight in 1914.

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instanceOf aviation pioneer
commercial airline pilot
human
aircraftUsedForFirstScheduledCommercialFlight Benoist XIV
airlineForFirstScheduledCommercialFlight St. Petersburg–Tampa Airboat Line
awardReceived Tony Jannus Award (posthumous namesake honor)
linked to: Tony Jannus
causeOfDeath aircraft accident
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfFirstScheduledCommercialFlight 1914-01-01
employer Benoist Aircraft Company
familyName Jannus
fieldOfWork aviation
commercial aviation
seaplane operations
givenName Antony
hasHonor Tony Jannus Award
hasRelative Moses Jannus
Roger Jannus
mannerOfDeath aviation accident
namedAfter Tony Jannus Award
notableEvent early demonstration flights and exhibitions
first scheduled commercial airline passenger flight
notableFor operating the world’s first scheduled commercial airline flight
pioneering early commercial aviation
occupation flight instructor
pilot
test pilot
operatedFlight St. Petersburg–Tampa Airboat Line inaugural flight
world’s first scheduled commercial airline flight
placeOfDeath Black Sea region (near Russia)
linked to: Black Sea region
placeOfFirstScheduledCommercialFlight St. Petersburg, Florida
Tampa, Florida
sexOrGender male
sibling Moses Jannus
Roger Jannus
workedOn Benoist flying boats
yearOfFirstScheduledCommercialFlight 1914

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Tony Jannus Award namedAfter Tony Jannus
Tony Jannus awardReceived Tony Jannus Award (posthumous namesake honor)
linked to: Tony Jannus