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Telegram to Sir Frederick Laker at Laker Airways Gatwick Airport dated February 6, 1982, expressing support
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Telegram to Sir Frederick Laker at Laker Airways Gatwick Airport dated February 6, 1982, expressing support

A telegram addressed to Sir Frederick Laker at Laker Airways, Gatwick Airport, received on February 6, 1982. The message from June Bamberg offers emotional support during what appears to be a difficult period for the airline, stating 'I know what you must be feeling at this time my heart goes-out to you all the best for the future theres plenty of it love.'

telegram Sir Frederick Laker Laker Airways Gatwick Airport 1982 correspondence support message airline crisis June Bamberg

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