TranStar Airlines
Muse Air (also known as MuseAir), airline code MC, later renamed TranStar Airlines, was a domestic U.S. airline operating from 1981 to 1987, headquartered near Dallas Love Field airport in Dallas, Texas, in Suite 700 of the Executive Tower in Dallas, Texas. later moving to William P. Hobby Airport in Houston, Texas. After several years of operation, Muse Air was acquired by Southwest Airlines, renamed TranStar Airlines and then eventually shut down.
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TranStar Airlines
Muse Air (also known as MuseAir), airline code MC, later renamed TranStar Airlines, was a domestic U.S. airline operating from 1981 to 1987, headquartered near Dallas Love Field airport in Dallas, Texas, in Suite 700 of the Executive Tower in Dallas, Texas. later moving to William P. Hobby Airport in Houston, Texas. After several years of operation, Muse Air was acquired by Southwest Airlines, renamed TranStar Airlines and then eventually shut down.
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Muse Air (also known as MuseAi ...... and then eventually shut down.
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You just gotta fly it!
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Dallas Love Field Airport, Houston William P. Hobby Airport
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Marion Lamar Muse and Michael Muse
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TranStar Airlines
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