Air/Sea Heritage Foundation

The Air/Sea Heritage Foundation (ASHF) is an organization dedicated to historical discoveries related to air and sea incidents. Recently, the ASHF, in collaboration with Deep Sea Vision and Expedition Unknown, was involved in locating the wreckage of the Pan American Airways "Clipper Endeavor." This aircraft crashed off the coast of Puerto Rico on April 11, 1952, after experiencing engine failure. The discovery is significant because the crash of the Clipper Endeavor played a crucial role in prompting mandatory airline safety briefings that are now standard on every flight. The ASHF's involvement highlights their commitment to uncovering and preserving aviation history, bringing to light events that have shaped modern safety protocols. The organization's work ensures that the lessons learned from past aviation incidents are remembered and acknowledged.