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Britain's Airlines Volume One : 1946-1951, Paperback / softback Book

Britain's Airlines Volume One : 1946-1951 Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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Aquila Airways, British South American Airways, Silver City and a host of other airlines tend to be forgotten in the telling of British aviation history as everyone remembers the big names: British Airways, BEA, and BOAC.

This informative book, the first of three illustrated volumes, redresses the balance in telling the stories of the independents.

Covering a brief but eventful timescale, this book looks at developments before and during the Second World War, nationalisation and port-war aviation policy, business opportunities and manufacturing policy, up to the Berlin Airlift and its aftermath.

The first truly low-cost airlines, the independents have left an indelible mark on aviation history, fashioning the template of low costs, targeted marketing, differential prices and cheap fares.

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