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miércoles, 30 de noviembre de 2016
sábado, 15 de febrero de 2014
BEA British European Airways (1969, 1970, 1971)
Parece que había una edición local de BEA para cada país al que volaba, a menudo en el idioma local; aquí os dejo unos cuantos, alrededor de la década de los 70:
It seems there was a local BEA leaflet for each country it flew to, often in the local language. Here are a few samples from around the 70's:
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It seems there was a local BEA leaflet for each country it flew to, often in the local language. Here are a few samples from around the 70's:
viernes, 14 de febrero de 2014
BEA British European Airways (1972/1973), Advance Information
Esta es una edición preliminar, por lo que es posible que la programación definitiva fuese otra, pero da una idea de las operaciones de British European y sus asociadas (que incluían Gibraltar Airways y Malta Airlines) a principios de los 70. Por cierto, algo que me ha parecido bastante sorprendente (dada la obsesión del régimen franquista con el tema) que BEA tuviera un vuelo entre Madrid y Gibraltar.
This is an advance edition, so it is quite possible that there were some changes afterwards, but it gives you a fairly good idea of BEA operations at the time, including some partner airlines such as Gibraltar Airways and Malta Airlines. By the way, I was mildy surprided when I found that there was a BEA flight linking Gibraltar with Madrid, since the Franco regime was completely obsessed with the long standing Spanish claim of Gibraltar.
Bonus track:
La portada de la edición integramente en japonés de un horario parecido de BEA, ya anunciando su nueva marca (en aquel momento) British Airways:
A similar BEA timetable, Japanese language edition and already introducing the new (at the time) branding British Airways:
Bonus track II:
Mapa de rutas de la temporada 1972/73, sacada de otro folleto:
BEA 1972/73 route network, taken from another timetable:
Enlaces (links)
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This is an advance edition, so it is quite possible that there were some changes afterwards, but it gives you a fairly good idea of BEA operations at the time, including some partner airlines such as Gibraltar Airways and Malta Airlines. By the way, I was mildy surprided when I found that there was a BEA flight linking Gibraltar with Madrid, since the Franco regime was completely obsessed with the long standing Spanish claim of Gibraltar.
La portada de la edición integramente en japonés de un horario parecido de BEA, ya anunciando su nueva marca (en aquel momento) British Airways:
A similar BEA timetable, Japanese language edition and already introducing the new (at the time) branding British Airways:
Bonus track II:
Mapa de rutas de la temporada 1972/73, sacada de otro folleto:
BEA 1972/73 route network, taken from another timetable:
Enlaces (links)
martes, 5 de junio de 2012
BEA / BOAC (1959), Portugal
Como saben los que leen este blog, las líneas aéreas británicas estan divididas en dos compañías, BEA y BOAC. Este es un folleto para el mercado portugués que incluye los vuelos de BEA entre Portugal y el Reino Unido, además de algunas conexiones domésticas y europeas, y también el servicio conjunto de BOAC con Qantas entre Londres y Australia.
As you all know, the British airlines were splitted in two different companies, BEA and BOAC. This timetable was aimed at the Portuguese market and included the BEA services between Portugal and the UK, some European and domestic services, and the BOAC/Qantas joint service between London and Australia.
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As you all know, the British airlines were splitted in two different companies, BEA and BOAC. This timetable was aimed at the Portuguese market and included the BEA services between Portugal and the UK, some European and domestic services, and the BOAC/Qantas joint service between London and Australia.
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