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British Telecom telegram addressed to Sir Freddie Laker at Laker Airways, Gatwick Airport with condolence message

A British Telecom telegram dated May 17, 1982, sent to Sir Freddie Laker at Laker Airways, Gatwick Airport. The message offers condolences from 'The Partners Able Engineering', likely relating to the collapse of Laker Airways earlier that year which ended the pioneering Skytrain low-cost transatlantic service.

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