OVERSEAS NATIONAL AIRWAYS CREW WEB

OVERSEAS NATIONAL AIRWAYS HISTORY BY FRED COX

CREW FRIENDSHIP REUNION WEBSITE FIRST PUBLISHED JULY 16, 2000

Convertible
DC-8-55
Flagship
Contender

UACI 747
Saudi colors
June 1979 -
Febr 1981

Douglas
DC-8-55F
N851F,
Flagship Resurgence

Electra
L-188C N182H

DC-7B N953P
Oakland AP 1967

DC-8-55
Travis AFB,
CA 1969

DC-8 Zurich
Switzerland
July 1975

Steedman accepting
first DC-10

FOUNDER OF OVERSEAS
NATIONAL AIRWAYS OF 1965

US WORLDWIDE

INGRID MJORNELL HINCKLEY

Grandchildren George &
Ingrid Hinckley Savin
flying Frontier!
Photo courtesy
Annalisa Hinckley Savin

UACI

1962 PILOTS

AL QUACK

MR ONA

ONA HORIZONS

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G. F. STEEDMAN HINCKLEY

Steedman accepting first DC-10, Burks & Love to the left.
Photo courtesy Ed Kaye

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL

With each passing day, aviation executive, philanthropist, and our former class president,
Steedman Hinckley, who died Aug. 27, 1996, is missed by those fortunate to have known him.
Born in Mt. Kisko, N.Y., Steedman graduated from Exeter. At Princeton he majored in history,
was a member of Cottage Club, and roomed senior year with John Emery, Jinx Cleaves, and
Dave Tait. A graduate of Harvard Business School, Steedman saw duty in the U.S. Military
Air Transport Service.

He was the former chairman of Overseas National Airways and was one of the leaders of the
successful campaign to deregulate the airline industry.

A longtime trustee and fundraiser for Exeter, he was chairman of the Third Century Fund and
received Exeter's Founders Day award in 1962.

He served Princeton as '53's president from 1993-6, as a member of the Alumni Council,
and as an Annual Giving stalwart.

He oversaw the construction of the paddle steamer Mississippi Queen and was active in preserving
the country's resources, serving as chairman of the Piedmont Environmental Council.

He was a trustee of the Highland School in Warrenton, Va.

Deepest sympathy continues to be extended to Steedman's wife, Ingrid Mjornell Hinckley,
son G. F. Jr., daughters Annalisa H. Savin and Katherine '95, and brother Albert P.
Jr. '55.

The Class of 1953