British South American Airways Vintage - Mug
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British South American Airways Vintage
BSAA was formed in 1944 operating routes to the Caribbean and South America. Main aircraft used were Avro Yorks and Tudors. The airline merged with BOAC in 1949. The design has a deliberate 'aged effect'.
KLM Vintage - Mug
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KLM Royal Dutch Air Lines Vintage
In 1919 Lieutenant Albert Plesman established KLM. The first flight took place in 1920 from London to Amsterdam. The design has a deliberate 'aged effect'.
Aer Lingus Vintage - Mug
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Aer Lingus
Aer Lingus was founded in 1936 with its first service between Baldonnel Airfield near Dublin and Bristol Airport. The first aircraft was a de Havilland DH.84 Dragon named Iolar (EI-ABI) The design has a deliberate 'aged effect'.
British Caledonian Airways Vintage - Mug
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British Caledonian
Caledonian Airways was formed in 1961 by Adam Thomson, a former pilot with BEA. In 1970 Caledonian purchased British United Airways and became British Caledonian Airways. The design has a deliberate 'aged effect'.
Viscount - Mug
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Vickers Viscount
The Viscount first flew in 1948 and entered service with British European Airways in 1953. The aircraft was a successful export with its pressurised cabin, noise reduction and wide-view passenger windows.
Devon - Mug
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de Havilland Devon / Dove
Bahrain based Gulf Air operated the Devon between 1956 and 1964.
BOAC Vintage - Mug
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British Overseas Airways Corporation
BOAC was formed in 1939 as a merger of Imperial Airways and British Airways Ltd, operating throughout the second world war. The design has a deliberate 'aged effect'.
Avro Tudor - Mug
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Avro Tudor 4B Super Trader
Profile image of 'Star Olivia' G-AHNI operated by Air Charter London.
British European Airways - Mug
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British European Airways Vintage
BEA was founded in 1946 as a division of BOAC, serving cities around the UK and Channel Islands. Dragon Rapides and DC-3s were initially used and then BEA went on to operate the Trident before the company ceased in 1974. The design has a deliberate 'aged effect'.
Concorde - Mug
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Concorde 'Alpha Foxtrot'
This Concorde (G-BOAF) was operated by British Airways in 1989.
Beech 18 - Mug
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Beech 18
The Beechcraft Model 18 first flew in 1937, used mainly by the U.S. military, RAF and RCAF. Beech 18s were also used by small airlines including BRAC Airways in the Caribbean.
Boeing 727-95 - Mug
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Boeing 727-95
Built by Boeing Commercial Airplanes, the 727 first flew in 1963 and was used by many operators including Dan-Air.
Bréguet 763 Provence - Mug
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Bréguet 763 Provence
This airliner and freighter first flew in 1949, entering service with Air France in 1953. The inaugural route was between Lyon and Algiers.
Handley Page HPR.7 Herald 100 - Mug
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Handley Page HPR.7 Herald 100
Manufactured by Handley Page (Reading), the Dart Herald first flew in 1955. The first operator, British European Airways operated three aircraft serving the Scottish Highlands and Island routes from 1959.
Vickers Super VC-10 - Mug
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Vickers Super VC-10
G-ASGM started its service life with BOAC then after six years with a further six years wearing British Airways colours. In 1981 the airframe started military service as ZD241 in the RAF.
Heathrow Airport - Mug
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Heathrow Airport
Heathrow originated as a small airfield in 1929 growing to a large airport with two runways serving four passenger terminals and a cargo terminal. It is the main hub for British Airways and Virgin Atlantic.
Canberra Airport - Mug
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Canberra Airport
This international airport serves southeastern New South Wales as well as a hub to holiday destinations such as Fiji, Indonesia nad Nadi. The airport was originally an airstrip in the 1920s and was taken over by the RAAF in 1939 as a military base.
Abu Dhabi International - Mug
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Zayed International Airport
Abu Dhabi International was opened in 1982 and has become the second busiest airport in the UAE. It is the main hub for Etihad Airways. In February 2024 the airport was renamed in tribute to Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.