The initial section of the sky

Before aviation became commonplace, early flights were experimental, with pilots navigating without instruments or reliable maps. The U.S. Postal Service initiated airmail in 1918, proving that flight could unite the nation, but as demand grew, private operators were welcomed under the Kelly Act in 1925, leading to the establishment of Varney Air Service, which evolved into United Airlines. Today, United Cargo continues this legacy, efficiently handling vast amounts of mail with precision and care, emphasizing the importance of timely delivery and connection for those relying on it, particularly military members overseas.