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Letter to Sir Freddie Laker dated February 6, 1981, expressing support for low-cost transatlantic air travel
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Letter to Sir Freddie Laker dated February 6, 1981, expressing support for low-cost transatlantic air travel

A typed letter dated February 6, 1981, addressed to Sir Freddie Laker at Gatwick Airport from a supportive customer. The letter expresses sympathy for Laker Airways' financial difficulties and praises the airline's low-fare policy that enabled affordable transatlantic travel to the USA.

letter correspondence Sir Freddie Laker Laker Airways 1981 1980s Gatwick Airport customer support low-cost airline transatlantic travel USA

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