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	'''Air Europe''' was a wholly privately owned, independent British airline, established in 1978 under the working title Inter European Airways. It adopted the '''Air Europe''' name the following year. Its head office was in Reigate, Surrey, then in Crawley, West Sussex. Its main operating base was at [[IMPDb: Frequently Seen Locations\|London Gatwick Airport ]] where it commenced commercial airline operations in May 1979 with three brand-new [[:Category:Boeing 737\|Boeing 737-200 Advanced]] jet aircraft.<br>		'''Air Europe''' was a wholly privately owned, independent British airline, established in 1978 under the working title Inter European Airways. It adopted the '''Air Europe''' name the following year. Its head office was in Reigate, Surrey, then in Crawley, West Sussex. Its main operating base was at [[IMPDb: Frequently Seen Locations\|London Gatwick Airport ]] where it commenced commercial airline operations in May 1979 with three brand-new [[:Category:Boeing 737\|Boeing 737-200 Advanced]] jet aircraft.<br>

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	[[File:~~Air europe logo 1~~.~~jpg~~\|350px\|thumb\|right\|none\|Air Europe logo.<br>AE/AOE/AIR EUROPE.]]		[[File:AIR_EUROPE_1.JPG\|350px\|thumb\|right\|none\|Air Europe 1979/1991 logo<br>AE/AOE/AIR EUROPE.]]

	'''Air Europe''' was a wholly privately owned, independent British airline, established in 1978 under the working title Inter European Airways. It adopted the '''Air Europe''' name the following year. Its head office was in Reigate, Surrey, then in Crawley, West Sussex. Its main operating base was at [[IMPDb: Frequently Seen Locations\|London Gatwick Airport ]] where it commenced commercial airline operations in May 1979 with three brand-new [[:Category:Boeing 737\|Boeing 737-200 Advanced]] jet aircraft.<br>		'''Air Europe''' was a wholly privately owned, independent British airline, established in 1978 under the working title Inter European Airways. It adopted the '''Air Europe''' name the following year. Its head office was in Reigate, Surrey, then in Crawley, West Sussex. Its main operating base was at [[IMPDb: Frequently Seen Locations\|London Gatwick Airport ]] where it commenced commercial airline operations in May 1979 with three brand-new [[:Category:Boeing 737\|Boeing 737-200 Advanced]] jet aircraft.<br>

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	[[File:Air europe logo 1.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|none\|Air Europe logo.<br>AE/AOE/AIR EUROPE.]]		[[File:Air europe logo 1.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|none\|Air Europe logo.<br>AE/AOE/AIR EUROPE.]]

	'''Air Europe''' was a wholly privately owned, independent British airline, established in 1978 under the working title Inter European Airways. It adopted the '''Air Europe''' name the following year. Its head office was in Reigate, Surrey, then in Crawley, West Sussex. Its main operating base was at [[IMPDb: Frequently Seen Locations\|London Gatwick Airport ~~(LGW/EGKK)~~]] where it commenced commercial airline operations in May 1979 with three brand-new [[:Category:Boeing 737\|Boeing 737-200 Advanced]] jet aircraft.<br>		'''Air Europe''' was a wholly privately owned, independent British airline, established in 1978 under the working title Inter European Airways. It adopted the '''Air Europe''' name the following year. Its head office was in Reigate, Surrey, then in Crawley, West Sussex. Its main operating base was at [[IMPDb: Frequently Seen Locations\|London Gatwick Airport ]] where it commenced commercial airline operations in May 1979 with three brand-new [[:Category:Boeing 737\|Boeing 737-200 Advanced]] jet aircraft.<br>
	'''Air Europe''' expanded during the 1980s with a major scheduled presence on short-haul European trunk routes taking off and landing at [[IMPDb: Frequently Seen Locations\|London Gatwick Airport]]. <br>		'''Air Europe''' expanded during the 1980s with a major scheduled presence on short-haul European trunk routes taking off and landing at [[IMPDb: Frequently Seen Locations\|London Gatwick Airport]]. <br>
	Towards the end of the decade it became the first non-state incepted airline to become pan-European, setting up subsidiaries elsewhere in Europe and it acquired two small airlines, forming the nucleus of a new Air Europe Express regional airline subsidiary. The acquired slots at Gatwick enabled it to increase frequencies as well as launch new scheduled routes. By the end of the decade it had become Gatwick's largest resident airline operator.		Towards the end of the decade it became the first non-state incepted airline to become pan-European, setting up subsidiaries elsewhere in Europe and it acquired two small airlines, forming the nucleus of a new Air Europe Express regional airline subsidiary. The acquired slots at Gatwick enabled it to increase frequencies as well as launch new scheduled routes. By the end of the decade it had become Gatwick's largest resident airline operator.

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	[[File:Air europe logo 1.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|none\|Air Europe logo.<br>AE/AOE/AIR EUROPE.]]		[[File:Air europe logo 1.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|none\|Air Europe logo.<br>AE/AOE/AIR EUROPE.]]

	'''Air Europe''' was a wholly privately owned, independent British airline, established in 1978 under the working title Inter European Airways. It adopted the '''Air Europe''' name the following year. Its head office was in Reigate, Surrey, then in Crawley, West Sussex. Its main operating base was at London Gatwick Airport where it commenced commercial airline operations in May 1979 with three brand-new [[:Category:Boeing 737\|Boeing 737-200 Advanced]] jet aircraft.<br>		'''Air Europe''' was a wholly privately owned, independent British airline, established in 1978 under the working title Inter European Airways. It adopted the '''Air Europe''' name the following year. Its head office was in Reigate, Surrey, then in Crawley, West Sussex. Its main operating base was at [[IMPDb: Frequently Seen Locations\|London Gatwick Airport (LGW/EGKK)]] where it commenced commercial airline operations in May 1979 with three brand-new [[:Category:Boeing 737\|Boeing 737-200 Advanced]] jet aircraft.<br>
	'''Air Europe''' expanded during the 1980s with a major scheduled presence on short-haul European trunk routes taking off and landing at London Gatwick. <br>		'''Air Europe''' expanded during the 1980s with a major scheduled presence on short-haul European trunk routes taking off and landing at [[IMPDb: Frequently Seen Locations\|London Gatwick Airport]]. <br>
	Towards the end of the decade it became the first non-state incepted airline to become pan-European, setting up subsidiaries elsewhere in Europe and it acquired two small airlines, forming the nucleus of a new Air Europe Express regional airline subsidiary. The acquired slots at Gatwick enabled it to increase frequencies as well as launch new scheduled routes. By the end of the decade it had become Gatwick's largest resident airline operator.		Towards the end of the decade it became the first non-state incepted airline to become pan-European, setting up subsidiaries elsewhere in Europe and it acquired two small airlines, forming the nucleus of a new Air Europe Express regional airline subsidiary. The acquired slots at Gatwick enabled it to increase frequencies as well as launch new scheduled routes. By the end of the decade it had become Gatwick's largest resident airline operator.
	Financial problems beset its parent company from late 1989– thus ILG and its UK-based subsidiaries – including '''Air Europe''' – went bankrupt on 8 March 1991.		Financial problems beset its parent company from late 1989– thus ILG and its UK-based subsidiaries – including '''Air Europe''' – went bankrupt on 8 March 1991.

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	'''Air Europe''' was a wholly privately owned, independent British airline, established in 1978 under the working title Inter European Airways. It adopted the '''Air Europe''' name the following year. Its head office was in Reigate, Surrey, then in Crawley, West Sussex. Its main operating base was at London Gatwick Airport where it commenced commercial airline operations in May 1979 with three brand-new [[:Category:Boeing 737\|Boeing 737-200 Advanced]] jet aircraft.<br>		'''Air Europe''' was a wholly privately owned, independent British airline, established in 1978 under the working title Inter European Airways. It adopted the '''Air Europe''' name the following year. Its head office was in Reigate, Surrey, then in Crawley, West Sussex. Its main operating base was at London Gatwick Airport where it commenced commercial airline operations in May 1979 with three brand-new [[:Category:Boeing 737\|Boeing 737-200 Advanced]] jet aircraft.<br>
	Air Europe expanded during the 1980s with a major scheduled presence on short-haul European trunk routes taking off and landing at London Gatwick. <br>		'''Air Europe''' expanded during the 1980s with a major scheduled presence on short-haul European trunk routes taking off and landing at London Gatwick. <br>
	Towards the end of the decade it became the first non-state incepted airline to become pan-European, setting up subsidiaries elsewhere in Europe and it acquired two small airlines, forming the nucleus of a new Air Europe Express regional airline subsidiary. The acquired slots at Gatwick enabled it to increase frequencies as well as launch new scheduled routes. By the end of the decade it had become Gatwick's largest resident airline operator.		Towards the end of the decade it became the first non-state incepted airline to become pan-European, setting up subsidiaries elsewhere in Europe and it acquired two small airlines, forming the nucleus of a new Air Europe Express regional airline subsidiary. The acquired slots at Gatwick enabled it to increase frequencies as well as launch new scheduled routes. By the end of the decade it had become Gatwick's largest resident airline operator.
	Financial problems beset its parent company from late 1989– thus ILG and its UK-based subsidiaries – including Air Europe – went bankrupt on 8 March 1991.		Financial problems beset its parent company from late 1989– thus ILG and its UK-based subsidiaries – including '''Air Europe''' – went bankrupt on 8 March 1991.

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'''Air Europe''' was a wholly privately owned, independent British airline, established in 1978 under the working title Inter European Airways. It adopted the '''Air Europe''' name the following year. Its head office was in Reigate, Surrey, then in Crawley, West Sussex. Its main operating base was at London Gatwick Airport where it commenced commercial airline operations in May 1979 with three brand-new [[:Category:Boeing 737|Boeing 737-200 Advanced]] jet aircraft.<br>
Air Europe expanded during the 1980s with a major scheduled presence on short-haul European trunk routes taking off and landing at London Gatwick. <br>
Towards the end of the decade it became the first non-state incepted airline to become pan-European, setting up subsidiaries elsewhere in Europe and it acquired two small airlines, forming the nucleus of a new Air Europe Express regional airline subsidiary. The acquired slots at Gatwick enabled it to increase frequencies as well as launch new scheduled routes. By the end of the decade it had become Gatwick's largest resident airline operator.
Financial problems beset its parent company from late 1989– thus ILG and its UK-based subsidiaries – including Air Europe – went bankrupt on 8 March 1991.

This page contains all films, TV series, and video games that feature aircraft of Air Europe.

==See also==
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Europe Air Europe at Wikipedia]

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