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1994 - 0787.PDF
WORLD AIRLINE DIRECTORY Falcon 20, two Learjet 35, three McDonnell Douglas DC-9-15. Executives: chairman and CEO, M Tom Christopher; senior VP and general manager, Tilmon Reeves; VPs: operations, Tej Raj; maintenance, Robert Grober. Employees: 120. Head office: PO Box 612787, DFW Airport, Texas 75261, USA. Tel: +1 (214) 456 2200; fax: +1 (214) 456 2210. Kiwi International Airlines [KP], which is owned by ex-Eastern Airlines, Midway and Pan American World Airways staff, operates from New York Newark. Routes: New York Newark, Chicago Midway, Atlanta and Orlando, Florida. Fleet: eight Boeing 727-200. On order: 16 Rombac 1-11. Executives: president, Robert Iverson. Employees: 120. Head office: Hemisphere Centre, US 1 & 9 South, Newark, New Jersey, NJ07114 USA. Tel: +1 (201) 645 1133; fax: +1 (201) 645 1161. KLM (Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij NV) [KL] the national airline of the Netherlands, is the oldest operating airline in the world. The carrier operates a network of scheduled passenger and cargo services from Amsterdam to 157 cities in 81 countries, spread throughout Europe; North, Central and South Amer ica; Africa; the Near, Middle and Far East and Australia. KLM has a 14.9% shareholding in Air UK, which provides feeder services to Amsterdam from nine UK regional airports. In addition, the airline has an 80% stake in Transavia and a 20% interest in Northwest Airlines. During 1993 co-operation between KLM and Northwest was increased, helped by the open-skies agreement between the USA and the Netherlands, signed in late 1992. KLM now has access to North west's domestic US network in return for access to KLM "routes in Europe via code-share agreements. KLM's regional subsidiary is now called KLM Cityhop- per. History: operations began in 1920. A European network was first established, with services being extended to Java in 1929. Operations were introduced in the West Indies in 1935. Subsidiaries: KLM Aerocarto (60%), KLM/ERA Heli copters (51%) and KLM Cityhopper (100%). A 34% stake is held in Martinair. Fleet: eight Airbus A310-200, 16 Boeing 747-400, 13 747-300, 12 737-400, 15 737-300, four McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30, two MD-11, six Fokker 100. On order: two 747-400F, eight McDonnell Douglas MD- 11. Executives: chairman, M Albrecht; president, P Bouw; deputy president, C den Hartog, managing director, L M van Wijk; VPs: operations, K H Ledeboer; passenger service and sales, G J de Wit; cargo, J Ancher. Employees: 26,163. Head office: PO Box 7700, 1117 ZL Schiphol, The Netherlands. Tel: +31 (20) 6499123; fax: +31 (20) 6412872; telex: 11252 NL. KLM Cityhopper [HNj is a wholly owned subsidiary of KLM. History: in April 1988, NLM CityHopper was asked by KLM to take over the management of Netherlines. This merger brought about the formation of a new regional airline, KLM Cityhopper. Routes: from Amsterdam to Antwerp, Belfast, Berlin Tegel, Birmingham, Bremen, Bristol, Brussels, Cardiff, Cork, Dresden, Dusseldorf, East Midlands, Guernsey, Hanover, Jersey, Luton, Luxembourg, Malmo, Mulhouse/Base, Nuremburg, Southampton, Stavanger, Strasbourg and Stuttgart; Rotterdam to Frankfurt (three times daily), London Heathrow and Paris; Eindhoven to Hamburg, London Heathrow and Gatwick and Paris; Maastricht to London Gatwick. Domestic services are also provided, linking Amster dam with Eindhoven and Maastricht. Fleet: ten Fokker 50, four F28, 12 Saab 340B. Executives: managing director, A J Leyer; managers: accounts, B Vreeken; operations, H Verbruggen; tech nical, C Verbeek; marketing and sales, P Mees; general affairs, G Jonk, Employees: 250. Head office: Building 70, PO Box 7700, 1117 ZL Schiphol Airport (East), The Netherlands. Tel: +31 (20) 6492227; fax: +31 (20) 649 2379; telex: 11252. Klyuch-Avia is a new Russian airline. Fleet: Antonov An-74, An-12, Ilyushin 11-76 (numbers unspecified). Head office: 52-54 Eniseyskaya Str, 44034, Samara, Russia. Tel +7 (o-462) 234353; Fax +7 (8642) 587022. Knight Air is a regional UK scheduled and charter carrier based at Leeds/Bradford. History: formed in 1982. Routes: Cardiff, Isle of Man, Aberdeen and Southamp ton. Fleet: one Cessna Citation C-550, one Cessna C421, two Embraer EMB-110 Bandeirante. On order: one Beechcraft KingAir BE20. Executives: chairman, Ian Hall; managing director, Malcolm Dobson; chief pilot, Doug Barden; operations manager, John Ingham. Employees: 67. Head office: Leeds/Bradford Airport, Yeadon, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS19 7YG, UK. 4Bpqrii,,„.i, ..;.,..%,V*» .... '««•*» ii.v, ,i.. «>:.;/ WOULD YOU LIKE TO TRAIN WITH THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE AIRLINE? British Airways has eighteen simulators at its Flight B737-200 & 400, B747-100, 200 & 400, B757 & B767. For Crew Training Centre at Cranebank, London Heathrow. further information and rates on simulator lease and Why not use our spare capacity to meet your training needs on: BAE1-11, L1011, BRITISH AIRWAYS ground school Technical and Emergency Procedures training contact: Murph Morrison, Flight Crew Training Centre, (S542), PO Box 10, Heathrow Airport, Hounslow, Middlesex TW6 2JA. Telephone: 081-562 5118. Sita: LHRTUBA. Fax: 081-562 2780. FLIGHT INTERNATIONAL 23 - 29 March, 1994 97
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