1936 , The Journey Begins
Henry Page launches Potash Mines Transportation Company to shuttle miners in Southeast New Mexico, laying the groundwork for what would become All Aboard America.
Our story began in 1936 when Henry Page founded Potash Mines Transportation to shuttle miners in Southeast New Mexico. Back then, trucks pulled trailers with potbelly stoves and smokestacks. It wasn’t glamorous, but it got the job done—and laid the foundation for a company built on grit, service, and reliability.
Over the decades, we have expanded across West Texas, Arizona, and beyond. We have merged, evolved, and rebranded to meet the needs of our communities, officially becoming All Aboard America in 1989. In 2012, we joined All Aboard America Holdings, one of the largest motorcoach companies in the country, gaining national strength while keeping our local values intact.
From school field trips and military movements to fixed-route transit and corporate contracts, we have moved millions of passengers with a simple mission: to provide safe, dependable group transportation backed by unmatched service. Along the way, we have.
Henry Page launches Potash Mines Transportation Company to shuttle miners in Southeast New Mexico, laying the groundwork for what would become All Aboard America.

The company expands into Arizona and West Texas, consolidating operations under the Industrial Bus Lines (IBL) name and laying the foundation for regional charter and transit services.
Following federal deregulation, IBL seizes a charter opportunity in Midland, launching operations from a donated office space. What began as a single trip turns into a thriving West Texas hub.
The company adopts the All Aboard America name to reflect its expanded services and growing regional presence.

All Aboard America acquires a small local charter company in El Paso, officially expanding service to far West Texas and southern New Mexico.
All Aboard America receives its first new Prevost motorcoaches—modern vehicles that elevate comfort and set a new standard for the fleet.

Led by Ulla Bonner, the program gained popularity through premium tour offerings, including a successful partnership with the Sun City West Rec Center. The division generated over $1 million in annual revenue, offering high-end travel experiences that emphasized quality over quantity.

The Park & Ride program launches with service from six full-size and six mid-size buses, carrying over 700 passengers on its first day. All Aboard America designs the original routes and schedules in partnership with the State.

All Aboard America is honored by the International Motorcoach Group (IMG) for operational excellence and service leadership.

Recognized by the United Motorcoach Association (UMA) for business excellence, customer service, and innovation.

All Aboard America joins All Aboard America Holdings, Inc. (AAAHI), becoming part of one of the largest motorcoach networks in the U.S.

All Aboard America receives the Green Highway Award from MCI and the United Motorcoach Association, honoring the company’s commitment to environmentally responsible practices and sustainable transportation leadership.
Driver Jaime Herrera is recognized by Samsara for outstanding performance, safety, and service.
Driver Wade Stewart is honored by the American Bus Association for safe, professional operation and leadership on the road.

Now operating across Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona, All Aboard America continues to invest in safety, innovation, and people-first service.

Our journey continues. As the transportation landscape evolves, we are focused on innovation, sustainability, and service excellence. Because for us, moving people isn’t just about getting somewhere, it is about doing it well, every mile of the way.