The Sir Freddie Laker Historical Society
Crawley Advertiser newspaper clipping from September 18, 1981 showing B-Cal selling BAC One-Eleven aircraft

Crawley Advertiser newspaper clipping from September 18, 1981 showing B-Cal selling BAC One-Eleven aircraft

This newspaper clipping from the Crawley Advertiser dated September 18, 1981, reports on British Caledonian's sale of its BAC One-Eleven aircraft fleet to Pacific Express airline. The article mentions that these were among the noisiest planes operating from Gatwick Airport, which was significant during the period when Sir Freddie Laker's airline was also operating from the same airport.

newspaper clipping British Caledonian BAC One-Eleven 1981 Gatwick Airport Crawley Advertiser aviation news aircraft sale Pacific Express

Details

File
00133_c_17ahupcgsz0329.jpg
Archive
Sir Freddie Laker Historical Society

More from Press Clippings 1981

German newspaper clipping from Berliner Morgenpost dated September 18, 1981, about charter airline price wars
German newspaper clipping from Berliner Morgenpost dated September 18, 1981, with headline about charter airlines
German newspaper clipping from 1981 about budget airlines threatening charter flight industry, mentions Sir Freddie Laker
German newspaper clipping from 1981 about budget airlines with headline 'Mit Billig-Flügen in die roten Zahlen'
German newspaper clipping from 1981 about budget airlines and charter flights with headline about cheap flights
German newspaper clipping from 1981 about budget airlines with headline 'Mit Billig-Flügen in die roten Zahlen'
German newspaper clipping from 1981 discussing budget airline industry price competition and Laker Airways
German newspaper clipping from 1981 with headline 'Kein Ende des Billig-Flugtourismus' discussing budget air travel