Strategy Implementation.

Pan America World Airways was one of the greatest airlines in the United States and reached its
peak point during late 1960s with carrying 6.7 million passengers. In 1968, Pan Am had 150 jets
that flew to 86 countries on every continent. The company had more than $1 billion cash reserves
because of the successful strategies. Until 1968, Pan Am brought various innovations to airline
industry, however, after that period the decline of the company had begun.

The company followed different strategies in order to keep the notable place in the industry. In
the early years, Pan Am started South American routes under the names of American Clipper,
Southern Clipper and Caribbean Clipper. At the end of !930s, the company began to operate long
distance routes to Europe and China. Another success of Pan Am