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Newspaper clipping about bankrupt Sir Freddie Laker planning new airline startup after Laker Airways collapse

Newspaper clipping about bankrupt Sir Freddie Laker planning new airline startup after Laker Airways collapse

A newspaper clipping featuring an article titled 'Laker aims at new start' discussing Sir Freddie Laker's plans to launch a new 'people's airline' following his bankruptcy at age 59. The article mentions his attempts to secure backing for another low-cost transatlantic service after Laker Airways' collapse, and includes details about potential aircraft purchases and public support fund donations.

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