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[[Image:Im1964VVM-BUAF.jpg|thumb| 1963. Air Ferries]]
of [[Gatwick Airport]], Horley
of [[Gatwick Airport]], Horley


1960 Airline formed by merger of [[Hunting|Hunting-Clan]] and [[Airwork]]. Would share with [[BOAC]] routes to East and Central Africa; agreement with [[BEA]] on London-Gibraltar route<ref>The Times, Apr 05, 1960</ref>.
1960 Airline formed by merger of [[Hunting-Clan Air Transport|Hunting-Clan]] and [[Airwork]]. Would share with [[BOAC]] routes to East and Central Africa; agreement with [[BEA]] on London-Gibraltar route<ref>The Times, Apr 05, 1960</ref>.
 
1962 [[Myles Wyatt]] was chairman.


1970 BUA was acquired by [[Caledonian Airways]]; [[Bristow Helicopters]] was sold separately.
1970 BUA was acquired by [[Caledonian Airways]] to form [[British Caledonian Airways]]; [[Bristow Helicopters]] was sold separately.


== See Also ==
== See Also ==

Latest revision as of 17:05, 2 July 2023

1963. Air Ferries

of Gatwick Airport, Horley

1960 Airline formed by merger of Hunting-Clan and Airwork. Would share with BOAC routes to East and Central Africa; agreement with BEA on London-Gibraltar route[1].

1962 Myles Wyatt was chairman.

1970 BUA was acquired by Caledonian Airways to form British Caledonian Airways; Bristow Helicopters was sold separately.

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, Apr 05, 1960