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Business letter from Blankstone Sington & Co to Sir Freddie Laker dated February 5, 1982, regarding airline services

A formal business letter dated February 5, 1982, from stockbrokers Blankstone Sington & Co to Sir Freddie Laker at Laker Airways Ltd., Gatwick Airport. The letter praises Laker's airline services and low-fare transatlantic flights, expressing hope that the traveling public will continue to benefit from his aviation innovations despite recent setbacks.

Sir Freddie Laker Laker Airways business correspondence 1982 1980s Gatwick Airport transatlantic flights low-cost airlines Blankstone Sington

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