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Handwritten letter dated February 9, 1982 from Yorkshire resident praising Sir Freddie Laker's affordable air travel

A handwritten letter dated February 9, 1982, from a Yorkshire resident expressing sympathy to Sir Freddie Laker following bad news about his airline. The writer praises Laker's efforts to make air travel affordable for ordinary people and acknowledges his outstanding contributions to aviation.

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