The Sir Freddie Laker Historical Society
Handwritten letter on Boston Park Plaza Hotel letterhead addressed to Sir Freddie Laker expressing sympathy

Handwritten letter on Boston Park Plaza Hotel letterhead addressed to Sir Freddie Laker expressing sympathy

A handwritten personal letter on Boston Park Plaza Hotel letterhead addressed to 'Dear Sir Freddie' from someone in the UK. The letter expresses sympathy regarding news about Laker's airline company being in the hands of the Official Receiver, acknowledging how Sir Freddie Laker had transformed the travel business through his innovative and persistent approach to low-cost aviation.

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