Carl. F. Egge

Carl F. Egge was an American civil servant and aviation executive who served as General Superintendent of the United States Air Mail Service from 1921 to 1925. A 30-year veteran of the U.S. Post Office Department, Egge was responsible for transforming early, hazardous daytime mail flights into a standardized, 24-hour transcontinental network. Referred to as "the father of air mail" after he died, historical records position him as the primary operational architect of the nation's early lighted transcontinental airways.

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