VffiSKLY TIIAFFIC ISl-iORANIUM IlH
-Z
August 21^ 194s
VI. Oir mail from passengers is increasing. Some are complaints, but many of them are
compliments. I feel that all of you vd.ll be interested in reading this one;
3109 Hillsboro Streetj Apt. A-6
Haleigh, North Carolina
August 14j 194s
Piedmont Airlines
Smith Reynolds Airport
VJinston-Salera, North Carolina
Attention: Mr, Golson
Gentlemen:
The first of this month I vj^as called to Johnson Gityj, Tennessee, due
to the death of my Brother. I wanted to get there as soon as possible
so I chose air service. It was my first trip by air, and even though
my mission was a sad one to me, personally, I wanted to tell you that
the trip was the most pleasant and easiest one I have.ever made, Mr,
McDonald at the airport here was very helpful and courteous in every
vjay, the pilots were nice and the boy at Tri-City was equally as
pleasant to me. In fact, in my confusion I lost my gloves and the
gentlemen at Tri-City sent them to me. I felt this was exceptionally
attentive. I wi^ to congratulate you and the Piedmont Airlines for
having secured personnel of this caliber.
Very truly yours.
s/Margaret B. Colvert
(Mrs, Frank T, Colvert)
Now that is mighty fine and I am sure it is just one example of our many well pleased
passengers. Although very few go to the trouble of writing in, they remember the
handling which they received, KEEP' 'THAT IN MIND.
ura/bbf