Northeast Airlines' first flight was on August 11, 1933 from Boston to Portland and Bangor Maine. At that time Northeast was known as Boston and Maine Airways and was a subsidiary of the Boston and Maine Railroad. The new airline, which would change its name to Northeast Airlines in 1940, had been founded a very short time before its first flight by one of the country's first air mail pilots, Paul Collins. Amelia Earhart was also a founder.

This exhibit features items in the collection relating to Northeast Airlines, such as advertizing, routes, the 1972 Commemorative Booklet, a 1943 Stock Prospectus and the 1942 Annual Report: "Mission for America".

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