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| − | [[File: | + | [[File: Air_charter_international_3.JPG|350px|thumb|right|none| Air Charter 1984/1998 last logo <br> SF/ACF/AIR CHARTER]] |
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| − | A subsidiary of [[:Category: Air France|Air France]] was established on 7 February 1966 under the name '''SAFA - Societé Aérienne Française d'Affrètements''' for charters flights from Paris to the Mediterranean. Flight operations began on 25 July 1966 with two [[:Category: Sud Aviation SE 210 Caravelle | + | A subsidiary of [[:Category: Air France|Air France]] was established on 7 February 1966 under the name '''SAFA - Societé Aérienne Française d'Affrètements''' for charters flights from Paris to the Mediterranean. Flight operations began on 25 July 1966 with two [[:Category: Sud Aviation SE 210 Caravelle|Sud Caravelle]] and two [[:Category: Lockheed Constellation|Lockheed Super Constellation]] aircraft. <br> |
The airline changed its name on 8 December 1969 to '''Air Charter International'''. In 1971 ACI operated a fleet of seven [[:Category: Sud Aviation SE 210 Caravelle|Caravelle]] and carried about 420.000 passengers. The first two [[:Category: Boeing 727|Boeing 727-200]] were introduced in 1972. Transatlantic charter flights to the USA and Canada were offered from 1982 onwards with leased [[:Category: Boeing 747|Boeing 747-200]] aircraft operated by [[:category: Air France|Air France]]. Six [[:Category: Sud Aviation SE 210 Caravelle|Super Caravelle 10B3]] were leased from '''EAS -Europe Aéro Service''' until 1992. 1981, the livery changed to '''ACI''' with Air France / Air inter markings on the sides. <br> | The airline changed its name on 8 December 1969 to '''Air Charter International'''. In 1971 ACI operated a fleet of seven [[:Category: Sud Aviation SE 210 Caravelle|Caravelle]] and carried about 420.000 passengers. The first two [[:Category: Boeing 727|Boeing 727-200]] were introduced in 1972. Transatlantic charter flights to the USA and Canada were offered from 1982 onwards with leased [[:Category: Boeing 747|Boeing 747-200]] aircraft operated by [[:category: Air France|Air France]]. Six [[:Category: Sud Aviation SE 210 Caravelle|Super Caravelle 10B3]] were leased from '''EAS -Europe Aéro Service''' until 1992. 1981, the livery changed to '''ACI''' with Air France / Air inter markings on the sides. <br> | ||
In 1984 the airline name was shortened to '''Air Charter''' with a new logo and livery. | In 1984 the airline name was shortened to '''Air Charter''' with a new logo and livery. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:04, 25 January 2024
A subsidiary of Air France was established on 7 February 1966 under the name SAFA - Societé Aérienne Française d'Affrètements for charters flights from Paris to the Mediterranean. Flight operations began on 25 July 1966 with two Sud Caravelle and two Lockheed Super Constellation aircraft.
The airline changed its name on 8 December 1969 to Air Charter International. In 1971 ACI operated a fleet of seven Caravelle and carried about 420.000 passengers. The first two Boeing 727-200 were introduced in 1972. Transatlantic charter flights to the USA and Canada were offered from 1982 onwards with leased Boeing 747-200 aircraft operated by Air France. Six Super Caravelle 10B3 were leased from EAS -Europe Aéro Service until 1992. 1981, the livery changed to ACI with Air France / Air inter markings on the sides.
In 1984 the airline name was shortened to Air Charter with a new logo and livery.
This page lists all films, TV series, and video games that feature aircraft of Air Charter International.
See also
Pages in category "Air Charter International"
The following 5 pages are in this category, out of 5 total.