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	Press Release
		Both men worked with Caledonian at their previous company, and when they joined Midas IT in June of this year, Caledonian chose to move with the people rather than stay with the same supplier.
		Says Paul Jenner of Caledonian : “Caledonian is very pleased to continue working with people we have known for a long time, and who are very aware of the key business issues involved in our changing marketplace.
		Caledonian's Aviation System was originally developed for their subsidiary Goldcrest Aviation by the Highams Systems Services Group in 1992 using Computer Associates' Clipper 5, and has grown with the company to the point where it is now a 50-user system running on a Windows NT platform.
	www.midas-it.com /News/19JUL1999.htm (426 words)

	Caledonian Airways - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Caledonian Airways was a Scottish international airline formed in 1961, initially using Douglas DC-7s.
		Caledonian Flight 153 crashed on take-off into a swamp and 101 passengers and 10 crew died.
		Caledonian was in a strong position, it had newer types (including brand new A320s, and relatively modern wide-body aircraft including DC-10s and TriStars).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Caledonian_Airways (411 words)

	Aerosite - Caledonian Airways
		Caledonian Airways was founded in 1961 as a Scottish international airline, providing charter services.
		British Airways acquired British Caledonian in the late 1980s and created an airline from both its British Airtours charters subsidiary and the BCal Charter subsidiary.
		The new Caledonian Airways was sold by British Airways to the Carlson Group which rebranded the airline as Caledonian.
	www.aerosite.net /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=662&Itemid=41&fontstyle=f-default (165 words)

	MC DONNELL - DOUGLAS DC - 10 - British Caledonian Airways
		After a change in the government policy for civil aviation, British Caledonian Airways, the second force in the UK during the 1970s and 1980s, became the sole carrier to serve the routes from Britain to West and Central Africa.
		British Caledonian became so the first British airline to introduce the DC-10 and operated them until 1988, when the airline was absorbed by British Airways.
		British Caledonian Airways had a Scottish touch and not only the flight attendants weared Scottish kilts, but also the DC-10 were named after Scottish personalities.
	www.taxiways.de /DC-10/D10operator/B_Cal.html (316 words)

	The Caledonian Bar
		The Caledonian Bar (Formerly known as The Cissbury Tap) is under new ownership.
		Tony an ex Flight Engineer with Caledonian Airways acquired the Bar in Jan 2003 and decided to give it a much needed change.
		The bar was re-named and re-furbished to give it a fresh start and is full of interesting photos and memorabilia from Caledonian Airways.If aviation is an interest of yours pop in and take a look and maybe have a chat with Tony.
	www.thecaledonianbar.co.uk (302 words)

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		British Airways Regional was established in 1992 to operate flights from Birmingham, Manchester and throughout Scotland.
		British Airways launched their new identity on June 10, 1997 at 1200 GMT with Various aircraft around the world unveiling the new colour scheme, code named 'Utopia'.
		British Mediterranean Airways became BA's latest franchise partner in 1997 and a new low-cost airline owned by BA was announced with the codename 'Operation Blue Sky'.
	members.tripod.com /Craigs_Airlines/britishairways.htm (3162 words)

	YouTube - 1982 British Caledonian
		Thie advertisement was for British Caledonian Airways which was taken over by British Airways in 1988.
		The name "Caledonian" was retained and used for BA's charter division and it was this airline which eventually formed Thomas Cook Airlines.
		As an former cabin crew member of Caledonian Airways I can assure you Caledonian (CKT) merged with Flying Colours (FCL), to become JMC in 1999 and then rebranded at Thomas Cook Airlines (TCX) who are still operating.
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=T8q9zOUMdtg (208 words)

	Making Hate Pay \| TIME
		Supposedly, however, Fiona is detested by the other airlines that compete against British Caledonian Airways, the most aggressive scheduled carrier to appear on the crowded North Atlantic run in years.
		Caledonian launched its new flights April 1, to the accompaniment of a slick ad campaign that bills the company to American passengers as "the airline other airlines hate" because of the superior Scottish-style service provided by its pilots, baggage handlers and kilt-clad stewardesses.
		This year BOAC and British European Airways, both government-owned, merged to become British Airways, and made it clear from the start that the privately owned Caledonian's rapid intrusion into their business would not continue unchallenged.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,907249,00.html (728 words)

	The History Of The British Airways Museum - 1995
		British Airways and BAA plc restructure leases covering 224 acres at Heathrow, giving the airline security of tenure on its core maintenance base for 150 years.
		British Airways says it will evaluate a number of options in relation to its investment in USAir and the airline's future alliance strategy in North America.
		British Airways and Qantas commence services on the "kangaroo route" between Europe and Australia under the joint services agreement between the two airlines.
	www.bamuseum.com /1995.html (325 words)

	The History Of The British Airways Museum
		In co-operation with Qantas Empire Airways Limited, which operated between Singapore and Australia, a service between the UK and Australia was established in 1935.
		This mantle was carried for the Group by Caledonian Airways until March 1995, when the company was sold.
		As a result, British Caledonian was born in 1970, when the original Caledonian Airways took over British United Airways.
	www.bamuseum.com /museumhistory.html (1086 words)

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		JMC Airlines officially began services on the 27th March 2000 after the merging of the Flying Colours fleet and the Caledonian Airways fleet, to form one unified airline.
		Under the ownership of the Thomas Cook group, the new airline was formed because of a merger between the Flying Colours leisure group, which was acquired by Thomas Cook in 1998 and the Carlson Leisure group which included Caledonian Airways.
		Caledonain Airways began life in 1988 as a wholly owned subsidary of BA.
	members.tripod.com /Craigs_Airlines/jmc.htm (381 words)

	Corgi AA31505 - Diecast Model Bristol Britannia British United Airways: The Flying Mule
		British United Airways was formed on 1st July 1960 through the merger of Airwork, HuntingClan, Air Charter and some other smaller airlines.
		The merger encompassed 12 Britannias, including G-ANCE which first flew on 3rd September 1958 and was initially leased to Air Charter from the Bristol Aeroplane Co. G-ANCE was painted in BUA's fl cheatline livery with red titles until 1967, when this smart "blue and biscuit hockey stick" scheme was devised for the whole fleet.
		It was sold to Lloyd International in February 1969 for use on passenger and cargo charters, just before BUA was taken over by Caledonian Airways the following year to form British Caledonian Airways.
	www.flyingmule.com /products/CG-AA31505 (359 words)

	Aviation Video: Lockheed L-1011 Tristar - Caledonian Airways
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		Thought I'd dig out some old footage I took 14 years ago of a trip enroute to Crete (HER) on board a Caledonian Airways Tristar.
		All was going well until we had an engine failure and had to dump fuel.
	www.flightlevel350.com /Aircraft_Lockheed_L-1011_Tristar-Airline_Caledonian_Airways_Aviation_Video-6590.html (123 words)

	FS2004 Civil Jets page 65
		Displaying the intrim ex BUA livery worn immediatly after the takeover by Caledonian Airways G-AWYS depicts a largely forgotten piece of British Aviation history.
		The new airline was later renamed British Caledonian.
		On the take-over of British United by Caledonian Airways the tiltes and logo of BUA were quickly painted out and Caledonian/BUA titles were applied to both fleets.
	www.simviation.com /fs2004jets65.htm (481 words)

	British Airways Inquiry Ends - New York Times
		The European Commission announced today that it was closing its investigation of the merger of British Airways and British Caledonian Airways after British Airways had made ''major new undertakings aimed at safeguarding airline competition.'' The commission said that
		British Airways had made concessions in applying for European route licenses previously held by British Caledonian Airways.
		Commission required British Airways to surrender British Caledonian's domestic route licenses.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=940DE4DB153DF933A25750C0A96E948260 (170 words)

	Gemini Jets Forum
		While British Caledonian was privately owned, the origins of Caledonian Airways go back to the 1970's as "British Airtours" and a subsidary company of British Airways.
		Caledonian Airways was formed in 1961 as a charter airline based at Prestwick in Scotland using DC7C equipment leased from Sabena.
		In 1970/71 Caledonian merged with British United Airways (BUA) which flew charters and Scheduled flights to Europe and Africa using BAC 111 and VC10 aircraft.
	www.network54.com /Forum/22034/viewall-page-19 (6840 words)

	Caledonian Virtual Airways Homepgae (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The "Caledonian Virtual Airways" name is the intellectual property of Clansman Media UK.
		Clansman Media UK will vigorously defend all copyright entitlement by all means necessary.
		Caledonian VA operates for flight simulation purposes only and any utilities or facilities exist purely
	www.monarchvirtualairlines.com /caledonian_home.html (167 words)

	Corgi AA32916 - Diecast Model Boeing 707 British Caledonian Airlines, "County of Renfrew": The Flying Mule
		British Caledonian Airlines, "County of Renfrew", London Gatwick Airport, England, 1979
		British Caledonian was an airline formed in 1970 from the merger of British United Airways and Caledonian Airways.
		The aicraft was designed from the start as a commercial airliner and military transport/refuelling platform and various models rolled off the production lines for 25 years.[See more Boeing 707 products]
	www.flyingmule.com /products/CG-AA32916 (322 words)

	Corgi Die-cast Airplanes and Military Aircraft (81-90 of 110)
		The Boeing 707-338C was the plane of choice for British Caledonian, an airline formed in 1970 from the merger of British United Airways and Caledonian Airways.
		Soon after their collaboration with Quantas to launch the first flight to Australia and with the acquiring of more aircraft, British Airways Limited was created.
		It was first formed as Allied British Airways in October 1935 by the merger of Spartan Airlines and United Airways (no relation to the US carrier United Airlines).
	www.zionantiquemall.com /page205 (908 words)

	Find Travel Agency, Find Travel Agent, Travel Agency, Travel Agent, Vancouver Travel Agency, Vancouver Travel Agent, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		British Caledonian went bankrupt and was bought by
		British United Airways merged with Caledonian in 1
		Caledonian Airways first formed in 1961, name reus
	www.findtravelagency.com /AgencySearch.aspx (207 words)

	The History of the USHEC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		According to The Caledonian Club of San Francisco - The First Hundred Years, by R. MacCollister, F.S.A. Scot; on the evening of November 24, 1866 a group of 17 Scotsmen gathered in the Ale Vaults in San Francisco on a dark and stormy night.
		Back to the Caledonian Club: before the next Games, on Thanksgiving Day of 1867, the Club had been formalized and was up to 95 members, many sharing membership in the San Francisco St. Andrew’s Society, which had formed in 1863.
		On 5/26/1883 he competed in the Caledonian Club Games in the daytime only to rush over to the Grand Opera House where he was to meet William Muldoon, the US wrestling champion.
	www.caledonian.org /history/ushec.html (15241 words)

	Caledonian+Flying Colours=JMC Airlines
		Two UK charter airlines, Caledonian Airways and Flying Colours, are going to fully merge their respective activities by March next year, under the new banner JMC Airlines.
		The move is a consequence of the take-over by the Flying Colours parent company tour operator Thomas Cook of the Caledonian Airways owner Carlson Leisure.
		In the meantime, Caledonian Airways has retired its eight TriStars; five of them were wet-leased from Air Atlanta Icelandic, mainly for sub-charter activity.
	www.fly-net.org /aeromedia/jmc99gb.html (165 words)

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		In 1988 B.CAL was taken over by British Airways, and it effectively put an end to the sponsorship of the band as a single unit.
		At the finale the Band had the honour to lead all the participating bands onto the arena, which included the Band of the Coldstream Guards and the three pipe bands from the Brigade of Gurkhas.
		British Caledonian Airways Pipe Band received a standing ovation from the vast audience.
	members.lycos.co.uk /gatwickcaledonian/HISTORY.htm (2706 words)

	Welcome to the Website of the Development Division of the Ministry of Economic Affairs & Development
		Regular scheduled services are also operated by British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Air Canada, American Airlines, Air Jamaica, LIAT, Aeropostal, Air Martinique, Guyana Airways and Suriname Airways.
		Britannia Airways, Air 2000 Ltd., Caledonian Airways and Airtours International operate out of the United Kingdom.
		LTU International Airways, Condor out of Germany, Lauda Air from Italy and American Trans Air, Sun Country Airlines, Leisure Air, and Private Jet Expeditions out of the USA.
	www.barbadosbusiness.gov.bb /miib/Barbados/communications.cfm (351 words)

	Nostalgia Collection
		JAT-Jugoslovenski Aerotransport were the state airline of the former Yugoslavia,until the civil war broke out.This 727 was plying it`s trade in the skies of Europe,in the airline`s pre-civil war livery.I flew on this aircraft in 1985,from London Heathrow to Pula.
		Airways International Cymru,were a small Cardiff based airline,that flew holiday charters from the UK to the Mediterranean sunspots in the 80s.Owned by Red Dragon travel of Wales,the airline flew two 737-200s and two BAC 1-11s,until it ceased operations in 1988.This aircraft,G-BAZI previously flew with Britannia.
		On the return trip we left Palma 30 minutes late,and arrived at Exeter 20 minutes early!What an aeroplane.
	www.avsim.com /atco/nostalgia.htm (171 words)

	airodyssey.net - Quiz Echo 1 (May 1, 2000)
		A. Which airline was formed by the merger of Caledonian Airways and Flying Colours?
		A. True or False: JetBlue Airways was unable to offer personal television systems to all its passengers on the first days of operation.
		The difference between the Ilyushin Il-86 and the Il-96 is that the latter has...
	www.airodyssey.net /games/20000501.html (191 words)

	Visitor Reviews for the video: Lockheed L-1011 Tristar from Caledonian Airways by Georgio
		Lockheed L-1011 Tristar - Caledonian Airways by Georgio
		I don't know if I have flown on this exact aircraft, I think have as I flew a Lockheed L-1011 Tristar - Caledonian Airways jet from Gatwick to Malaga on a charter flight in 1996.
		Some of you asked about the delay - we spent 8 hours at Gatwick as they had to charter out a 737 and a 757 to take all the passengers.
	www.flightlevel350.com /view_comments.php?id=6590 (272 words)

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