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	SCADTA Joins the Fight
		SCADTA (Sociedad Colombo-Allemán De Transporto Aéreo -- Colombian-German Air Transport Corporation) was the first commercial airline in the western hemisphere.* It began operations in Colombia on October 19, 1920.
		The government required regular Colombian postage be affixed alongside the SCADTA stamps for their income from the contract.
		Interestingly, it was SCADTA's aggressive expansion throughout South and Central America during the 1920s that led to an appropriation by the U. Congress to provide funds for the Post office to subsidize domestic and foreign air transport expansion in 1925.
	www.stampwhiz.com /pastnote248.htm (689 words)

	Catalogos de Subastas
		Scadta 30 c blue, unused block of four with Essay for first Scadta Airmail issue: "Ecuador/Provisional/1 Sucre 1" struck in red on top two stamps, third stamp with "Ecuador" and "1 Sucre 1" in fl, fourth stamp with "Provisional" in red only.
		Scadta 60 c brown in an unused block of four with red "Provisional" surcharge and second surcharge "Ecuador/3 Sucres 3" in different, darker carmine colour.
		Scadta, complete set of six values "50 c and 75 c are 41 degree overprints" including the registration stamp, fresh and fine og examples.
	www.ecuadorfilatelico.org /subastas.html (2036 words)

	SCADTA Postal Stationery by Jerome V. V. Kasper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The Sociedad Colombo-Alemana de Transportes Aereos, or “SCADTA”, began operations on October 19, 1920 and acquired an exclusive airmail contract by the end of the year.
		In addition, SCADTA was permitted to own and operate its own post offices throughout Colombia.
		It is important to note that the SCADTA franking paid only the air part of the service.
	www.aerogramme.com /exhibits/scadtaps/overview.html (287 words)

	Colombia to United States 10/09/24 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		SCADTA was the first airline in South America and the second in the world.
		SCADTA operated its own post offices and issued its own stamps.
		This cover is franked with one of the SCADTA stamps.
	www.stampnotes.com /Today_in_Postal_History/100924.html (140 words)

	Price List for COLOMBIA - SCADTA
		Scadta agents and the Colombian consulates in the foreign countries calculated the rates involved and sold Scadta postage stamps.
		The Scadta stamps were placed to the right of the normal postage stamps from the originating country.
		To avoid speculation and exchange of stamps between countries, due to currency rate fluctuation, the stamps were handstamped or, beginning in 1923, machine overprinted with a Spanish abbreviation of the local country name.
	www.worldstamps.com /pricelist.php?country=669 (353 words)

	History of Pan Am / In the beginning
		SCADTA quickly opened service from Barranquilla to Bogota and went on to rapidly add additional domestic service.
		With this he approached the German owner of SCADTA, whom he knew was in serious financial difficulty after the Wall Street Crash.
		SCADTA quickly halted operations at Cristobal and in Ecudaor, thus giving PANAGRA free rein.
	www.pan-american.de /english/History1.htm (1538 words)

	Colombian Airmails - SCADTA-Covers
		it not only bears a rare SCADTA vignette but is is also franked along with a 50 centavo blue, issue 1923 with a 60 centavo brown.
		This part cover also bears the rare SCADTA vignette, sender was the Tropical Oil company.
		A large piece of Parcel front, franked with several SCADTA stamps, including the 2 Pesos and the Registration stamp.
	fuchs-online.com /lager/colombia-scadta-covers.htm (236 words)

	Medellín, that afternoon in June
		It was not an occasional dispute because there were national interests at play, involving "concepts of patriotism, of sovereignty, of emancipation and, to say it in terms used now, of liberation".
		SCADTA was a German air commercial enterprise –the first based in the American continent and the second in the world- and it was a tool of the spreading plans of nazism.
		These types of frictions created a very special situation that made that on June 24, 1935 the national self pride of Samper pushed him to scare back his German colleague heading the aircraft towards the latter's plane, at a risky move that was perfect.
	www.todotango.com /english/gardel/cronicas/medellin.html (2210 words)

	SCADTA
		These airmail stamps were issued in 1924 by the Colombian/German Airline SCADTA (Sociedad Colombo-Alemana de Transportes Aeros) for the payment of airmail postage from the Colombian port of Barranquilla into the interior (e.g.
		They were overprinted “S” for prepayment in Switzerland of the Colombian airmail fee on letters destined for the Colombian interior.
		They were distributed within Switzerland by the Colombian Embassy in Bern and were to be placed on letters in addition to the regular Swiss postage necessary for international surface mail.
	www.swiss-stamps.org /Fonduedir/SCADTA.htm (93 words)

	WORLD : COLOMBIA - Stamps
		SCADTA issues for France: 1923 "F" machine opt set 5c-5P.
		SCADTA issues for Netherlands: 1923 "H" (Holland) machine opt set 5c-5P inc 20c R opt.
		SCADTA issues for Spain: 1923 "E" (Espana) machine opt full set 5c-5P inc 20c R opt.
	www.statusint.com /result.php?id=101 (234 words)

	The Pichs Collection: Aviation History
		Two years after Aeromarine terminated its service, aviation interest was revived when a Colombian delegation, en route to the United States, arrived in Havana in 1925.
		This was sponsored by the Colombian airline, SCADTA, which wished to start a trans-Caribbean air route.
		On 19 September 1925, two Dornier Wal flying boats, Atlantico and Pacifico, of the Colombian airline SCADTA, arrived in Havana, on a demonstration flight with the Colombian delegation, en route to the United States.
	www.postalmuseum.si.edu /pichs/aviation/exhibit2.htm (296 words)

	eBay chat - A to Z
		Here are some SCADTA stamps overprinted by handstamp to indicate that they were to be used in Germany.
		SCADTA was a German air company providing contract air mail service within Colombia.
		There was a need to allow foreign incoming mail to use the internal SCADTA service so stamps were provided to overseas customers to pre-pay for this service.
	www.iusc.org /a-z.htm (5528 words)

	ArubaAviation.com Aruba's Aviation History
		In 1923 SCADTA which was later renamed Avianca started planning for some routes to the north,
		It was in 1924 when SCADTA and Condor signed an agreement that these plans started taking shape again.
		Condor had two Italian build Dornier Wall hidro aircrafts at their disposal which were transported via cargo ships to Curacao.
	www.arubaaviation.com /history.html (1291 words)

	Cherrystone Auctions Sale - 506 Page 37
		Closing..May-10, 02:00 PM 1923 Scadta registered, legal size cover from Bogota to Barranquilla, franked with three diff.
		Closing..May-10, 02:00 PM 1923 Scadta registered cover (reduced at left and opened for display) from Bogota to USA, franked with four diff.
		Closing..May-10, 02:00 PM 1930 flown cover from Cali to Argentina, mixed franking with a stamp from Canal Zone, with Cristobal 27.2.30 transit and Buenos Aires 10.3.30.
	www.stampauctionnetwork.com /x/x50637.cfm (499 words)

	Colombian Airmails - SCADTA, Miscellaneous (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The discoloration on the stamp is from the glassine's in which the stamps are housed during scanning.
		These SCADTA vignettes are rarely see these days.
		Please check also my SCADTA covers for covers bearing these vignettes.
	fuchs-online.com /lager/colombia-scadta-misc.htm (96 words)

	Private Treaty - Colombia - Scadta
		1925 : headed official Scadta cover with just National issue stamp sent from Barranquilla to New York flown on the first survey flight to Central America with special boxed cachet.
		1929 : envelope trimmed for use as a wrapper sent from Barranquilla (22 Jul) to Bogota with Scadta 1919 10c and 1c National issue accepted on first flight from Giradot to Bogota with special cachet.
		1929 : Colombian 2c psc (H&G 20) with added Scadta 2 x 1923 5c written from Monterrey in Mexico to Bogota and believed carried in the diplomatic pouch to Barranquilla where it entered the mails £150
	www.brianmoorhouse.com /pt.php?country=ptsc (344 words)

	Private Treaty - Canal Zone
		1925 Airmail: cover from Cristobal (14 Aug) to Amapala, Honduras flown on the first SCADTA survey flight to Central America with special cachet and arrival b/stamp (18 Aug).
		1925 Airmail: acceptance for the Cristobal to Managua leg of the Scadta pioneer flight from Colombia to Central America with special cancel (14 Aug) and arrival b/stamp.
		1930 Scadta airmail: YMCA corner card cover sent from Cristobal to Guayaquil with Scadta 1929 general issue 25c tied by unframed "Las cartas se reciben y/se entregan solamente/en nuestra Oficina/SCADTA/Calle P.Icaza No.11" h/stamp in blue with CZ 1928 2c alongside both tied by Buenaventura transit cds.
	www.brianmoorhouse.com /pt.php?country=ptcz (307 words)

	Ecuador to Columbia 01/02/30 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		This is a SCADTA (Sociedad Colombo-Allemana de Transportes Aereos) cover
		and one 1929 1s rose Quito Cathedral issued by SCADTA (Scott C18).
		The stamps have been cancelled with two strikes of the SCADTA CDS.
	www.stampwhiz.com /010230.html (100 words)

	Junkers FS Models
		Doublepack with SCADTA "Bogota" F13 landversion plus "Colombia" sea version.
		The first FS W33 Model was designed in the early SCADTA example by Maurico Rozo.
		This W33 has an open cockpit and is in seaplane configuration.
	www.geocities.com /hjunkers/ju_sim3.htm (379 words)

	Sale 2956: United States & Worldwide Stamps and Postal History
		"Michel #3ii, 5ii, 30c, 50c ""G. Mejia"" SCADTA Issue," "clear bright signatures in magenta, former with tropicalized gum, latter with original gum with a few toned specks that do not show thru and natural s.e.
		C14 and C16 with imperforate sheet margin, No. C14 with wide sheet selvage at left, No. C16 with scissors separation at left just into two stamps, 17 stamps affecting by usual gum toning or faults incl.
		"#C25-C34, 1921, 5c-3p SCADTA," "accumulation comprising singles, left margin pairs, top right corner margin blocks of four (blocks with extra 20c shade), top corner margin blocks of nine to 60c and top corner margin blocks of four 1p-3p, tropical gum stamps incl.
	www.hrharmer.com /sales/2956/HTML/2956_44.html (1083 words)

	Una de las ultimas fotos de Gardel: En el avion SCADTA, 14 de junio de 1935
		Una de las ultimas fotos de Gardel: En el avion SCADTA, 14 de junio de 1935
		This photo was taken in the SCADTA's plane "Cali" on June 14, 1935 at about 2000m altitude, possibly by Gardel's secretary, José Corpas Moreno, during the flight from Medellín to Bogotá, ten days before the fatal accident.
		Documentos de la gira fatal de Carlos Gardel: Pasaje de la Compañía Scadta, 6 de junio 1935 y el documento concedido por el Gobierno Venezolano, La Guaira, 25 de abril de 1935.
	www.gardelweb.com /gardel-last-photos.htm (668 words)

	Fuerza Aerea Colombiana
		The FAC can trace its origins back to the Escuela Militar de Aviación (EMA - Military Aviation School), created in the city of Flandes in 1922.
		The EMA closed its door in 1924 due to financial difficulties and the country’s aviation development rested in the hands of the German-owned SCADTA airline.
		SCADTA served as the basis for the foundation of a latter Military Air Arm that was pressed into action during the 1932 war with Peru.
	www.acig.org /artman/publish/printer_169.shtml (4180 words)

	Berman's Postal History COLOMBIA
		1924 SCADTA 30c with 3c pmk 2-ring 'Servicio Postal Aereo SCADTA - Bogota - 2.X.24' to New York. Reverse: Rimless 6-line 'Use Col. Air Mail...Save 10 days...Info...A. Tdg Co....NY'
		1924 SCADTA Air cover fr ½c with SCADTA h/s GB on 10c green in comb with ovpt GB on 5c yellow - pmk SCADTA Barranquilla-28.8.24 cds - to Medellin. Sgd: Air Field. [similar recently retailing £450/600!!] - RARE!
		1926 SCADTA - internal air cover 'Par Hidroavion' fr Scadta 30c & 4c pmk Scadta-Bar'quilla-11.VI-26 - to Bogota [Logo: Richmond Petroleum Co of Colombia]
	www.berman.co.uk /acatalog/Postal_History_COLOMBIA_284.html (546 words)

	Scadta Overprinted Colombia Products
		Air Mails for the USA - SCADTA -overprinted on Colombia
		Great Britain - SCADTA - overprinted on Colombia
		"O" overprint - SCADTA - overprinted on Colombia
	owenbristed.com /scadta-overprinted-colombia.html (218 words)

	U.S. Airline Industry Museum Foundation, Inc.
		Two years earlier, an Army Air Corps officer, Major Henry H. ("Hap") Arnold - as General Arnold he would command all American air forces during World War II - had been an intelligence officer stationed in Washington.
		For some time he had been reading intelligence reports about an airline recently established in Columbia known as SCADTA.
		Its capital, its pilots, its managing director, who was Peter Paul Von Bauer, had all come from Germany shortly after World War I. According to Major Arnold's intelligence reports, Von Bauer intended to extend his airline up as far as the Panama Canal and - hopefully - into the United States.
	www.airlinemuseum.org /NewsletterPage2.htm (520 words)

	Junkers Production Details
		SCADTA, ?????, ??.??.??, from Japan to South America
		SCADTA, C-41, 1929 to 1929, named 'Santa Fe', crashed at Giradot
		SCADTA, C-40, 1929 to Aug.36, named 'Cordoba', crashed at Choco, 2killed
	www.geocities.com /hjunkers/ju_f13_p1.htm (4474 words)

	eBay Store - Macodex: Lumber, Stamps, Banknotes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		COLOMBIA SCADTA SERIES 1000 "R" IN RED SURCHARGE SCARCE
		COLOMBIA SCADTA ITALY OVERPRINT TYPE I 12mm USED
		COLOMBIA SCADTA FULL SET GERMANY SURCHARGE 12MM MNH
	stores.ebay.com /MACODEX_W0QQcolZ4QQdirZ1QQfsubZ0QQftidZ2QQpZ6QQtZkm (266 words)

	George Alevizos Sale - 129 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Stamp offerings are highlighted by Afghanistan revenues, Burma Japanese Occupation, 45 lots of Colombia SCADTA issues, "Fiji Times" 3d & 6d, French Area proofs, Laos proofs, extensive Nepal revenues, Syria Kilis local in a rare block of four, also an extensive series of artist's drawings for Gibraltar 1966-92 issues, and more.
		Collection lots feature "old-time" postal history accumulations assembled over decades with an eye for the unusual, from many regions and countries including Austria, China, France, Germany, Palestine, Poland, Russia, USA including 1884 Dispatch Agent and 1940-6 Military, Yugoslavia, also worldwide Inflation, Damaged Mail, Perfins, POW, United Nations, and more.
		COLOMBIA Lots (201-220) AIR POST., SCADTA CONSULAR OVERPRINTS..
	www.stampauctionnetwork.com /zt/zt129.cfm (754 words)

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