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AERO organization letter to Sir Freddie Laker dated February 7, 1982, expressing support after Laker Airways collapse
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AERO organization letter to Sir Freddie Laker dated February 7, 1982, expressing support after Laker Airways collapse

A formal letter from The Air Education and Recreation Organisation (AERO) to Sir Freddie Laker at Gatwick Airport, dated February 7, 1982. The letter, signed by Chairman G.A.C. Cox, expresses sympathy over recent events affecting Laker Airways and offers assistance in any future aviation ventures, referencing the 'rise of the Phoenix.'

Sir Freddie Laker AERO letter correspondence 1982 Laker Airways collapse Gatwick Airport aviation support 1980s

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