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| − | '''BEA Airtours''' was a subsidiary of [[:Category:British European Airways| BEA-British European Airways]] launched in 1969 to provide it with a low-cost platform to participate in the then rapidly growing IT holiday flights market, which until then had been the exclusive domain of the independent airlines. On 6 March 1970, '''BEA Airtours'' commenced operations from London Gatwick with a fleet of seven second-hand ex-[[:Category:British European Airways| BEA]] [[:Category: De Havilland DH106 Comet|de Havilland Comet 4B]] aircraft seating 109 passengers in a single-class high-density configuration. The fleet increased with [[:Category: Boeing 707|Boeing 707]] in the early 70’s. After the merge of [[:Category:British European Airways| BEA]] with [[:Category:British Overseas Airways Corporation| BOAC]], the charter company was rebranded as [[:Category: British Airtours|British Airtours]]. | + | '''BEA Airtours''' was a subsidiary of [[:Category:British European Airways| BEA-British European Airways]] launched in 1969 to provide it with a low-cost platform to participate in the then rapidly growing IT holiday flights market, which until then had been the exclusive domain of the independent airlines. On 6 March 1970, '''BEA Airtours''' commenced operations from London Gatwick with a fleet of seven second-hand ex-[[:Category:British European Airways| BEA]] [[:Category: De Havilland DH106 Comet|de Havilland Comet 4B]] aircraft seating 109 passengers in a single-class high-density configuration. The fleet increased with [[:Category: Boeing 707|Boeing 707]] in the early 70’s. After the merge of [[:Category:British European Airways| BEA]] with [[:Category:British Overseas Airways Corporation| BOAC]], the charter company was rebranded as [[:Category: British Airtours|British Airtours]]. |
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Latest revision as of 09:47, 13 October 2017
BEA Airtours was a subsidiary of BEA-British European Airways launched in 1969 to provide it with a low-cost platform to participate in the then rapidly growing IT holiday flights market, which until then had been the exclusive domain of the independent airlines. On 6 March 1970, BEA Airtours commenced operations from London Gatwick with a fleet of seven second-hand ex- BEA de Havilland Comet 4B aircraft seating 109 passengers in a single-class high-density configuration. The fleet increased with Boeing 707 in the early 70’s. After the merge of BEA with BOAC, the charter company was rebranded as British Airtours.
This page lists all films, TV series, and video games that feature aircraft of BEA Airtours.
See also
Pages in category "BEA Airtours"
The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total.