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 ...Flight" of January 12th, 1950(By Solent to Nyasaland), July 13th, 1951 (West African Airways)
and October 5th, 1951 (Central African Airways).
IN August last I made a tour of a considerable section ofIraqi Airways routes; this is a state-owned corporation,and is a department of Iraqi State Railways, under
whom the airline operates. The director-general of the
State Railways is W. J. Moffat, C.B.E....
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 ... phase of
work is due to be finished by the end of the
year, when a multi-million dollar pro
gramme to rehabilitate the civil aviation
sector in Iraq is set to start.
In its heyday in the 1980s, Iraqi Airways
flew to several major capitals around the
world using its fleet of Boeing 727s and
747s. Saddam International Airport, on the
south western fringes of Baghdad, boasted
opulent VIP l...
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 ...ion
needed to break even. The four Viscounts will be fully occupied on
the Isle of Man services during the summer peak, but additional
employment will almost certainly be required at other times.
IRAQI AIRWAYS' JET PLANS
JANUARY 1964 is the date set by Iraqi Airways for the introduc
tion of Boeing 720Bs, following approval for purchase of two of
these aircraft by the Iraqi Government. The a...
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 ...y computed for last week's issue.) The first 747 appeared in 1968, and has remained a Boeing-owned
aircraft, used in structural testing programmes and development.
Government
keeps Iraqi
Airways
Iraqi Airways, which the
Government had intended to
privatise, is to remain in state
hands. The reversal is thought
to be a direct result of the
airline's return to profit last
year.
Law 108, p...
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 ...IR TRANSPORT
Iraqi
Airways
goes on sale
BAGHDAD
Sweeping economic reforms
in Iraq have led to the planned
privatisation Iraq state-
owned Iraqi Airways, reports
Alan George.
The State Enterprise for
Iraqi Airways, now respon
sible for the airline, will be
abolished, and two new
private companies will be
established in its place. ...
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 ...an irrespective
of weather conditions or time of day for every flight or part ofa flight above Flight Level 150. Control zones are also introduced
at Sharjah and Doha for the first time.
B.O.A.C. AND IRAQI AIRWAYS
DOTH Britain and the Soviet Union have offered Iraqi Airways-^* modern aircraft and technical advisors to train Iraqis in their
handling, it was reported last week from Baghdad. The Brit...
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 ...radual
return to normal services.
Since the Iraqi invasion of
Kuwait in 1990, flights in and out
of Iraq have been banned under
United Nations (UN) sanctions.
Aircraft of the national carrier,
Iraqi Airways, have been grounded
in Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Libya
and Tunisia. Limited internal
flights between Baghdad and Basra
were suspended in the
NEWS IN BRIEF
• ACCIDENT CORRECTION
An accid...
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 ...coverage over
the north polar region, which is
increasingly being made available
for commercial use. •
TMA aims to help Iraqi
Airways rebuild service
TMA 101s will be used on cargo services for Iraqi Airways from Baghdad
TRANS Mediterranean Airways (TMA) has signed a
memorandum of understanding
(MoU) to co-operate with Iraqi
Airways and help the Iraqi flag car
rier rebuild its operation...
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 ...h Basra, and Mosul in the
north. Internal flights restarted
last November after an eight-
year break. The new aircraft will
also be used to transport Iraqi
Hadj pilgrims to Saudi Arabia.
Most of Iraqi Airways' fleet,
comprising Boeing 707s, 737s
and 747s, has been grounded at
airports outside the country
since the imposition of United
Nations sanctions in 1990.
dance with the standard i...
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 ...ADLINES
AIR TRANSPORT DARREN SHANNON / WASHINGTON DC
767 deal signals Iraqi expansion
Baghdad carrier expects to put ex-Air Canada twinjet into service this month as it prepares major growth plan
Iraqi Airways is set to take delivery
of a leased Boeing 767-200 this
week, and could add at least seven
more Boeing aircraft to its fleet,
including a 747, by the end of 2005.
The 767 is at Timc...
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 ...arrier's routes.
REVIVAL
Coalition nears decision on
Iraqi commercial flight ban
The US-led coalition administration in Iraq is nearing a decision on restart
ing commercial aviation in Iraq, but Iraqi Airways may not return as the
national carrier.
Commercial flights in Iraq are prohibited and the coalition has restricted
operations to military and humanitarian flights, saying the country'...
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 ...s of the 11 Middle East airlines, which may form a unified
network on the lines pioneered by Scandinavia.
Key: AD, Aden Airways; AJ, Air Jordan; AL, Air Liban; AR, Arab Airways;
G, Gulf Aviation; IR, Iraqi Airways; KA, Kuwait Airways; ME, Middle East
Airlines; MS, Misrair; SA, Saudi Arabian Airlines; SR, Syrian Airways.
Note: Kuwait Airways operate a service from Kuwait to Cairo, the exact
routing...
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 ...HT 13
World Airlines choose the Viscount
BRITISH EUROPEAN AIRWAYS
AIR FRANCE
AER LINGUS
TRANS-AUSTRALIA AIRLINES
TRANS-CANADA AIR LINES
BRITISH WEST INDIAN AIRWAYS
HUNTING-CLAN AIR TRANSPORT
IRAQI AIRWAYS
FRED OLSEN AIRTRANSPORT
38
12
4
6
15
3
3
3
TOTAL by
Mid-January 1954
ROLLS-ROYCE LIMITED • DERB...
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 ... are in
service with, or on order for :
British European Airways
Trans-Canada Air Lines
British West Indian Airways
Air France • Aer Lingus
Trans-Australia Airlines
Hunting-Clan Air Transport
Iraqi Airways • Fred Olsen Airtransport
Misrair S.A.E. • Indian Air Force
VICKERS VISCOUNT
Four Rolls-Royce Dart Propeller-Turbine Engines
VICKERS- ARMSTRON GS LIMITED AIRCRAFT DIVISION WEYBR/DGE ...
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 ...1 MAY 1954 FLIGHT 35
The following Air Lines have ordered Viscounts
AER LINGUS • AIR FRANCE • B.E.A.
BRITISH WEST INDIAN AIRWAYS
FRED OLSEN AIRTRANSPORT
HUNTING-CLAN AIR TRANSPORT
IRAQI AIRWAYS • MISRAIR S.A.E.
TRANS-AUSTRALIA AIRLINES
TRANS-CANADA AIR LINES
ROLLS;ROYCE
E N C I N * E S
nOLLS-ROYCE LIMITED • DERBY • ENGLAN...
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 ...orld
Airlines
Survey
2 April 1964
)ne Shilling and Sixpence International
THE CHOICE
OF IRAQI AIRWAYS TRIDENT
(Three Rolls-Royce Spey by-pass jet engines)
European product for the world
HAWKER SIDDELEY AVIATION LT...
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 ...RAQI AIRWAYS CLEARED FOR TAKE-OFF • UK SEEKS STEALTH SOLUTION
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A Reed Business Publication
Denmark Dkr39.75 • France Fr22
Germany DM13 • Greece Dra1300
Holland Dfl 9.9...
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 ...is month after 30 years of
operating the type. The last flight
was operated between Honolulu
and Chicago and the aircraft will
follow the airline's other DC-lOs by
joining FedEx as a freighter.
Iraqi Airways joins
road to Damascus
GERALD BUTT/NICOSIA
IRAQI AIRWAYS announced on 12 February that it was to restart
regular flights from Baghdad to
Damascus and on the same day
flew a Boeing ...
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 ...ide modification kits and
engineering services to allow
the airline to add "amenities"
to seats in 20 Boeing 747s.
Iraq restarts internal flights
following eight-year break
GERALD BUTT/NICOSIA
IRAQI AIRWAYS is to restart internal flights on 5 November
linking Iraq's capital, Baghdad,
with Basra in the south and Mosul
in the north, after an eight-year
break.
Airline chairman, Iyad Hamam...
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 ...udy. Secretary-
general Adli Dejani warned
that, while AACO had been a
pioneer of Arab co-operation, it
is now "lagging behind in the
results required". •
Money is running out fast
for grounded Iraqi Airways
Iraqi Airways: grounded and running out of funds
The plight of Iraqi Airways is desperate and getting worse
by the day as the airline's fleet
remains grounded and money
for wages ru...
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