- 1960, it
became Autair (Luton). On 27
September 1963, it
changed to
Autair International Airways.
Autair started as a
division of
Autair Helicopters, a...
- 30, 2018). "9 –
Enter The TriStar!".
Colours in the Sky: The
History of
Autair and
Court Line Aviation.
Casemate Publishers. ISBN 978-1-5267-2557-8. the...
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development of the
package holiday. The type was also used in the UK by
Autair and BKS Air Transport.
Secondhand Amb****adors were also
flown for short...
-
Luton became the
operating base for
several charter airlines, such as
Autair (which went on to
become Court Line),
Euravia (now TUI Airways, following...
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independent airlines such as
British United Airways,
Britannia Airways and
Autair/Court Line
under contract to the MoD. The RAF
Gatow Station Flight used...
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Airlines (1960s)
Capitol Int'l
Airways (1960s)
Saturn Airways (1964–1967)
Autair (1960s)
Overseas Aviation (early 1960s)
British Airways (1974–1975) Tempelhof...
- the
airlines were not, with
British Midland, BKS Air Transport, Dan-Air,
Autair and
Channel Airways all
coming and
going before the turn of the decade....
-
Bechuanaland Safaris. ****istance from
British airline Autair International Airways was given,
seeing Autair providing Bechuanaland National Airways with its...
- United
Kingdom African Air
Safaris Air
Ferry Air
Safaris Airwork Services Autair Bembridge Air Hire
Limited BKS Air
Transport Blue-Air
British European Airways...
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expansion continuing apace. As a
first step, in
November 1969, BMA took over
Autair's Heathrow–Teesside route,
which marked the airline's
Heathrow debut. In...
