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 ...e delivered to UTA, the second customer for the type, in March. UTA ordered two
CF6-50E2-powered 747-300s in August 1981. Each will have 69 economy seats up top
Caribbean
links with
BCal
LONDON
Caribbean Airways will oper
ate scheduled London
Gatwick-Barbados passenger
and cargo services with a Brit
ish Caledonian Airways' DC-
10-30 flown by BCal crew
from Sunday, May 1, under a
new co...
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 ...s (CP
Air), 1; Delta Air Lines, 15; Eastern Air Lines, 1; Garuda
(Indonesia), 1; Iberia, 7; Japan Air Lines, 10; KLM, 9; National
Air Lines, 9; Philippine Air Lines, 2; SAS, 2; Swissair, 1;
Trans Caribbean Airways, 2; Trans International Airlines, 1;
United Air Lines, 13; Viasa, 2.
Super 60 Series orders: Air Canada, 7 (61); Air Canada, 13;
(63); Alitalia, 9 (62); Braniff (Panagra), 6 (62);...
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 ...roix, US Virgin Islands 00820.
^3471001. Executives: chairman, William F. Peel;
president, John Stuart-Jervis; chief pilot Capt Robert T. Seiler.
Employees: 60. Fleet: four Curtiss C-46, two DCS.
Caribbean Airways (known until 1976 as International Caribbean Airways)
was formed in September 1970 and designated as the national airline of
Barbados in January 1975. Stockholders are the Governme...
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 ...es (82) 2
Southeast Airlines (88)
Spirit Airlines (81) 6
Spirit Airlines (82) 14
Spirit Airlines (83) 15
Surinam Airways (82) 1
Transmeridian Airlines (82) 4
Transmeridian Airlines (83) 1
West Caribbean Airways (81) 1
West Caribbean Airways (82) 1
BOEING MD-90 TOTAL 102 HI
Asia, Australasia & Mid EastTotal 77
China Eastern Airlines (30) 9
China Northern Airlines (30) 10
China Northern...
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 ...mmer 1966, Pan American has a larger fleet ot
jet freighters in service or on order than any other airline.
The total freight capital commitment is $144.5 million (£51-6
million).
. . . And for Trans Caribbean Airways Two more DC-8-61r
long-haul jet freighters have been ordered by Trans Caribbean
Airways for delivery in 1967. The airline already has one
DC-8-61F on order; a fourth aircraft is on o...
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 ...e Aviation Corporation
Direct Airway
Douglass Enterprise
Downtown Airpark
Dowty-Rotol
Duncan Aviation
Dynamic Air Engineering
E-Systems, Inc., Greenville Division
Eastern Aero Marine
Eastern Caribbean Airways
Eldec Corporation
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Enk Aviation Corporation
Epps Air Service-Atlanta
Euralair
Executive Jet Aviation
Executive Instruments
Execuvision Sys...
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 ...irgin Islands 00820. \ ^3471001.
Executives: chairman, William F. Peel;
president, John Stuart-Jervis; chief pilot, Ca.pt Robert T. Seiler.
Employees: 60.
Fleet: five Curtiss C-46, one Beech 18.
Caribbean Airways (known until 1976 as International Caribbean Airways)
was formed in September 1970 and designated as the national airline of
Barbados in January 1975. Stockholders are the Governme...
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 ...252371 CASAIR.
Executives: vice-president cargo, Asa Hemperley;
director flight operations, Allen Stoneback; general
manager Caribbean, John E. Martiney.
Employees: 44.
Fleet: two Curtiss C-46.
Caribbean Airways (formerly known as Inter
national Caribbean Airways) is the national airline of
Barbados. The carrier is wholly owned by the
Government of Barbados. Scheduled low-fare
passenger ...
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Solis; stations marketing, Jose de la Cruz Paredes; operations manager, Capt
Jose G. Chiari; chief pilot, Capt Abra ham Castro.
Employees: 112, Fleet: one Convair CV-880, one DC-6B.
International Caribbean Airways (ICA) —see Caribbean Airways.
Invicta International Airlines was formed in December 1970 to succeed
Invicta Air Cargo Ltd in order to permit the carriage of passengers as well as
...
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 ...ef pilot, Capt Abraham
Castro. Employees: 112.
Fleet: one Boeing 720, three DC-6B.
International Air Bahamas—see Air Bahama.
International Aviation Services—see IAS Cargo Airlines.
International Caribbean Airways (ICA) —see Caribbean Airways.
International Freight Airways, the Ostend-based Belgian charter company,
ceased operations during the first half of 1978.
Intra Airways was formed in...
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 ...n J. Loughery;
operations director, Tedd Hope; chief pilot, Capt Richard Rogers.
Employees: 67.
Fleet: two DC-8-63.
International Aviation Services (UK) Ltd—see IAS Cargo Airlines.
International Caribbean Airways (ICA) —see Caribbean Airways.
International Freight Airways (IFA) was formed early in 1977 to operate pas
senger and cargo charters from Ostend to points not served by Sabena. Oper...
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 ...RIGHT International, 13 June (974 76!
BWIA EQUIPMENT
1940 Operations began with one Lockheed
Lodestar
1942 Two Lockheed 14s introduced
1943 Three converted Lockheed Hudsons
purchased
1945 Acqui...
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 ...built Seneca powered by
Franklin engines . . . PZL has begun
ground tests of a new light helicopter,
reported to be a lighter and improved
Mi-2.
Bottom This six-seater Piper Seneca II of Eastern Caribbean Airways is also based at St Croix in
the US Virgin Island...
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 ...US Virgin Islands 00820.
^3471001. Executives: chairman, William F. Peel;
president, John Stuart-Jervis; chief pilot, Capt Robert T. Seiler.
Employees: 60. Fleet: five Curtiss C-46, one Beech 18.
Caribbean Airways (known until 1976 as International Caribbean Airways)
was formed in September 1970 and designated as the national airline of
Barbados in January 1975. Stockholders are the Governme...
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 ...0850.
-•'•5471092. Executives: president, John Stuart-
Jervis; vice-president, Bruce B. Edmond-son; vice-president, Capt R. Seiler; chief
pilot, Capt P. Bourcier.
Employees: 60.
Fleet: eight CAS. Caribbean Airways (known until 1976
as International Caribbean Airways) was formed in September 1970 and
designated as the national airline of Barbados in January 1975. Stockholders
are the Governm...
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 ...,
John E. Martiney; manager customer rela
tions, Ms Edith Calderon; treasurer, Wil
liam Gilmore; secretary, Henry Faure.
Employees: 60.
Fleet: two Douglas DC-6, three Curtiss
C-46, three DC-3.
Caribbean Airways (known until 1976 as
International Caribbean Airways) was
formed in September 1970 and designated
as the national airline of Barbados in Janu
ary 1975. Stockholders are the Gover...
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 ...eral
manager Caribbean, John E. Martiney; manager
customer relations, Ms Edith Calderon; treasurer,
Thomas Crummey; secretary, Jose Martin.
Employees: 40.
Fleet: three Curtiss C-46, three DC-3.
Caribbean Airways (known until 1976 as Inter
national Caribbean Airways) was formed in
September 1978 and designated as the national
airline of Barbados in January 1975. The carrier is
wholly owne...
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 ...ger custo
mer relations. Ms Edith Calderon;
treasurer, William Gilmore; secretary,
Henry Faure; comptroller, Ray Delgado.
Employees: 60.
Fleet: one Douglas DC-6, four Curtiss
C-46, three DC-3.
Caribbean Airways (known until 1976
as International Caribbean Airways)
was formed in September 1970 and
designated as the national airline of
Barbados in January 1975. Stockholders
are the Gover...
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 ...ed from theColombian company Lineas Interamericanas.
In 1952 the company was designated by thePanama Government to operate a Panama -
Miami route. In 1954 the airline concluded anagreement with Trans-Caribbean Airways
whereby a DC-6 and flight crews would be sup-plied for the Miami service. The route has
now been opened and is flown twice weekly ineach direction.
Head Office: New York, U.S.A.Execu...
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 ...and freight, at present on a
non-scheduled basis only. Head Office: Bishop Airport, Flint,
Michigan 48507, USA. 9 313-232-9182.
Chief Executive: G. Bye, general
manager. Fleet: Beech 18.
Eastern Caribbean Airways is a new Virgin Islands operator which now pro
vides scheduled commuter passenger services from Alexander Hamilton Air
port, St Croix (US Virgin Islands) to Nevis in the Leeward Is...
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