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Daimler Airway
Daimler Airway
1922-1924
Merged with British Marine Air Navigation Co Ltd, Instone Air Line and Handley Page Transport > Imperial Airways
Dan-Air Services
Dan-Air Services
1953 - 1982
21/05/1953: Establishrd as Dan Air Services Limited
27/11/1992: Company sold to British Airways and name changed to British Airways (European Operations at Gatwick) Ltd
27/11/1992: Company sold to British Airways and name changed to British Airways (European Operations at Gatwick) Ltd
Dan-Air Skyways
Dan-Air Skyways
1972 - 1974
Merged into Dan-Air
Apri 1972: Dan-Air acquires Skyways International, integrating most of their International routes into its own scheduled services, and initially operating as a separate subsidiary
1974: Dan-Air Skyways is fully merged into Dan-Air’s operation, and the name dropped.
1974: Dan-Air Skyways is fully merged into Dan-Air’s operation, and the name dropped.
Debonair
Debonair
1996 - 1999
1996: Commenced operations, primarily based at Luton airport
01/10/1999: ceased operations due to financial issues
01/10/1999: ceased operations due to financial issues
Derby Airways
Derby Airways
1959-1964
> British Midland International
1938: Captain Roy Harben established Air Schools Limited as a school for training pilots of the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
1946: Air Schools Limited formed Derby Aviation Limited as a parent company.
1953: Derby Aviation ceased flying training after obtaining a licence to operate scheduled flights
1959: Derby Aviation formed Derby Airways as its airline business and commences Domestic scheduled flights.
01/10/1964: Derby Airways changed its name to British Midland Airways (BMA) after acquiring Mercury Airlines.
1946: Air Schools Limited formed Derby Aviation Limited as a parent company.
1953: Derby Aviation ceased flying training after obtaining a licence to operate scheduled flights
1959: Derby Aviation formed Derby Airways as its airline business and commences Domestic scheduled flights.
01/10/1964: Derby Airways changed its name to British Midland Airways (BMA) after acquiring Mercury Airlines.
Derby Aviation
Derby Aviation
1949-1959
> Derby Airways
Donaldson International Airways
Donaldson International Airways
1968 - 1974
1968: Established to provide inclusive tour and charter flights for Mercury Air Holidays of Glasgow
08/08/1974: Operations ceased
08/08/1974: Operations ceased
Duo Airways
Duo Airways
2003-2004
June 2003: Airline established by management buyout of Maersk UK
November 2003: Services launched
01/05/2004: Flights suspended following invester withdrawl, and entered administration.
November 2003: Services launched
01/05/2004: Flights suspended following invester withdrawl, and entered administration.
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