Politician and ally of Juan Trippe who introduces legislation favoring Pan Am's monopoly. He pressures Hughes to sell TWA to avoid war profiteering charges and summons him to a Senate hearing. Hughes publicly accuses him of bribery, leading to the bill's defeat.
Brewster becomes the public and institutional face of the campaign against Hughes.
Brewster introduces the Community Airline Bill favoring Pan Am, summons Hughes to a Senate investigation, and brings charges against him.
Trippe uses Brewster's political position to advance Pan Am's interests.
The plot describes Brewster as Trippe's crony and states that Trippe asks him to introduce the Community Airline Bill.
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