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Zantop Air Transport was a United States airline incorporated in 7 July 1956 from the earlier Zantop Flying Service. This was the first of at least four airlines founded by the Zantop brothers. It was a Part 45 carrier until 1962 when the Civil Aeronautics Board approved transfer of the operating certificate of Coastal Air Lines, making Zantop a supplemental air carrier. As a Part 45 carrier, Zantop was not a common carrier, it flew contract work for the Big Three automakers and for the Air Force Logair air freight service and with the US Navy Quicktrans freight service up and down the Eastern Seaboard. As a supplemental, Zantop was able to hold itself out to the public as a general charter carrier. The original founders of Zantop Flying Services, the Zantop brothers, all sold their stock and resigned from the company in 1966. A name change was filed with the State of Michigan effective 29 December 1966 in the name of Universal Airlines, Inc. The transaction was arranged by Frank Lorenzo and Robert Carney, later of Texas Air fame, who sourced the seller and buyers.