What is Braniff International Airways?
{{Infobox airline | airline = Braniff International | image = [[File:Braniff Int. Logo.JPG|Braniff_Int._Logo]] | IATA = BN | ICAO = BNF | callsign = BRANIFF | founded = May 29, 1928 | commenced = June 20, 1928 | ceased = May 12, 1982 (Only airline operations ceased; all subsidiaries continued in operation. Company is still in operation.) | hubs = *Boston-Logan International Airport *[[Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport]] *[[Dallas Love Field]] *[[George Bush Intercontinental Airport]] *[[Kansas City International Airport]] *[[Los Angeles International Airport]] *[[Miami International Airport]] | focus_cities = <nowiki>*[O'Hare International Airport|Chicago O'Hare International Airport]]</nowiki> *[[Newark Liberty International Airport]] | frequent_flyer = Braniff Travel Bonus Bonanza and Friends of the Orange 747s | subsidiaries = *Braniff Education Systems, Inc. *Braniff Realty, Inc. *Braniff International Hotels, Inc. *Braniff Guardian Services, Inc. *Driskill Operating Company *Hoteles Internacional, SA de CV *Braniff Airways Mexico, SA | fleet_size = 115 (as of December 1979) | destinations = 81 (as of November 1, 1979) | parent = Braniff Place World Headquarters, P. O. Box 610646 2200 W. Braniff Boulevard (West Airfield Drive), [[Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport]], Texas, U.S Braniff International Operations and Maintenance Base 7701 Lemmon Avenue Dallas, Texas, U.S. Braniff Administration and Legal Braniff Building 324 North Robinson Avenue Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 Braniff Airways Foundation and Braniff Boutique 9850 Plano Road Dallas, Texas 75238 }} '''Braniff International Airways''' was an [[United States|American]] [[airline]]. The [[company]] started in 1928.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.braniffpages.com/1927/1927.html|title=The Paul R. Braniff Years - Braniffpages.com|work=braniffpages.com|access-date=17 May 2015|archive-date=4 March 2016|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160304194716/http://www.braniffpages.com/1927/1927.html|url-status=dead}}</ref> The first flight was b