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Boeing Air Transport was the first air carrier to start service to the Oakland Airport 12/1927; the passenger carrier, Trans-World Airlines began service five years later. The US Army Air Corps took control of the field during 1943, making alterations in order to utilize it as a Pacific supply terminal for the remainer of the World War II.

This airport occupied 845 acres c. 1930; the major operations area covered 260 acres, where most of the main buildings stood.

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