The Sir Freddie Laker Historical Society
Evening Times newspaper clipping from September 11, 1981 with headline 'B.A. SHOCK - BUT HOPES ARE HIGH'

Evening Times newspaper clipping from September 11, 1981 with headline 'B.A. SHOCK - BUT HOPES ARE HIGH'

A newspaper clipping from the Evening Times dated September 11, 1981, reporting on British Airways' decision to cut back Scottish-based services and how other airlines, including Loganair, were poised to fill the gaps. The article discusses the impact on domestic and transatlantic routes, occurring during the period when Laker Airways was competing with established carriers.

newspaper clipping British Airways Evening Times 1981 1980s Scottish aviation Loganair airline competition Laker Airways era press coverage

Details

File
00182_c_17ahupcgsz0378.jpg
Archive
Sir Freddie Laker Historical Society

More from Press Clippings 1981

Press Clippings 1981
Glasgow Herald newspaper clipping from September 11, 1981 about Prestwick Airport cuts affecting airline operations
Daily Telegraph newspaper clipping from September 11, 1981 titled 'Airborne Realities' discussing airline industry struggles
Sunday Standard newspaper clipping from September 20, 1981 about BA unions fearing cuts may axe Shuttle flights
1981 newspaper clipping about cut-rate fares to Puerto Rico, featuring travel tips column by Stan Goldstein
1981 newspaper clipping featuring travel columnist Ethel Blum discussing one-day excursions to China from Hong Kong
Little Rock Arkansas Gazette newspaper clipping from September 20, 1981 about Laker Airways fare increases
Press Clippings 1981
Evening Times newspaper clipping from September 11, 1981 with…