British United Island Airways
British United Island Airways (BUIA) was formed in November 1968 as part of a reorganisation of the BUA group of companies. It was a regional sister airline of British United Airways (BUA), Britain's largest wholly private, independent airline of the 1960s. It operated a network of regional, short-haul scheduled routes linking a variety of destinations within Europe, including year-round services from both Channel Islands to BUA's Gatwick base.
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British United Island Airways
British United Island Airways (BUIA) was formed in November 1968 as part of a reorganisation of the BUA group of companies. It was a regional sister airline of British United Airways (BUA), Britain's largest wholly private, independent airline of the 1960s. It operated a network of regional, short-haul scheduled routes linking a variety of destinations within Europe, including year-round services from both Channel Islands to BUA's Gatwick base.
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British United Island Airways ...... British Island Airways (BIA).
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British United Island Airways
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London Gatwick Airport
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Alan Bristow,
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Hon. A. Cayzer,
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Wg Cdr L.B. "Bill" Elwin
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British United Island Airways ...... Islands to BUA's Gatwick base.
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