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- Star Girl, owned by Airflight Limited and being operated under the "Fairflight" name, took off from Dublin Airport in Ireland, on a private p****enger...
- Airline History. Retrieved 16 August 2021. "Fairflight". Airline History. Retrieved 16 August 2021. "Fairflight Charters". Airline History. Retrieved 16...
- 165 employees. The airline was formed in June 1977 as a subsidiary of Fairflight Charters based at Biggin Hill in Kent, England. The airline started flights...
- 17 October 1958. Retrieved 14 June 2013. "ASN Accident Description (Fairflight [G-AKBY])". Aviation Safety Network. 12 March 1950. Retrieved 28 May 2013...
- the disaster the company merged into one of Bennett's other companies Fairflight Limited on 28 April 1950. In 1951, Bennett sold Airflight on to Air Charter...
- snowstorm, off Howth Head, Dublin 80 Llandow air disaster 1950 (12 March) Fairflight Avro Tudor G-AKBY, Sigginstone, Glamorganshire, with returning Welsh Rugby...
- video that highlights the flying skills of legendary cadet/racer Falcon Fairflight, Raven quietly slips away. What's gotten into him? Turns out he's trying...
- during a test flight, aircraft destro**** but no injuries. 12 MarchFairflight Avro Tudor G-AKBY stalled and crashed Llandow, Glamorganshire, killing...
- damaged beyond economic repair when it was in a ground collision with a Fairflight Short 330 (registration: G-BHWT). The BAF Viscount was subsequently repaired...
- were stuck in a Proton storm. Appears in "Them's the Brakes". Falcon Fairflight is a famous racer who challenged Swift Starlight to a race. Falcon was...