NAPLES AIRLINES Naples was the Florida division of Provincetown - Boston Airline, or PBA. The airline began flights in 1960 as a way to balance the seasonal nature of Provincetown - Boston's operations. Florida traffic was heavy during the winter months while traffic in Cape Cod was heavy during the summer. In 1980, Naples and Provincetown - Boston became known simply as PBA.  Naples Airlines Douglas DC-3 N31PB. Martin 404 N40407 in the late 1970s. Martin 404 N40407 at Naples in 1979 wearing the updated colors that would become the standard PBA paint scheme. Naples Airlines route map from December 22, 1977. Naples Douglas DC-3 N139PB in the revised PBA color scheme, resting at Naples, Florida in 1979. For a detailed history of this aircraft, which is now flying from Williamson, GA south of Atlanta, CLICK HERE. NEXT AIRLINE:  NATIONAL COMMUTER AIRLINES BACK TO GALLERY INDEX For additional timetable images and information, visit the Naples Airlines / PBA pages at Air Times and Timetable Images. Zeus Henderson