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JMC Air
JMC Air
2000 - 2003
> Thomas Cook Airlines
September 1999: JMC Airlines Ltd formed by the merger of Caledonian Airways and Flying Colours Airlines, following the purchase of Thomas Cook & Son by the Carlson Leisure Group.
[JMC was the initials of Thomas Cook's son, John Mason Cook]
March 2000: Commenced operations
31/03/2003: Along with its other airlines, Thomas Cook rebranded as Thomas Cook Airlines
[JMC was the initials of Thomas Cook's son, John Mason Cook]
March 2000: Commenced operations
31/03/2003: Along with its other airlines, Thomas Cook rebranded as Thomas Cook Airlines
Janus Airways
Janus Airways
1982 - 1987
Acquired by Euroair
1982: Formed by Hurds Travel for inclusive tours
June 1987: Acquired by Euroair
June 1987: Acquired by Euroair
Janes Aviation
Janes Aviation
1987 - 1992
Main base: SouthendIATA: -- ICAO: JAV Call sign: JANES
01/12/1987: Andy Janes and his wife Hilary commenced operations of Janes Aviation Ltd. as a cargo airline.
Initially based at Southend Airport, Janes Aviation commenced operations between Blackpool Airport and Belfast City.
Mid 1992: The company was renamed Emerald Airways to reflect the growing business of both Cargo and passenger services.
Initially based at Southend Airport, Janes Aviation commenced operations between Blackpool Airport and Belfast City.
Mid 1992: The company was renamed Emerald Airways to reflect the growing business of both Cargo and passenger services.
Janes Aviation Ltd
Janes Aviation Ltd
2006 - 2010
Main base: StanstedIATA: -- ICAO: JAN Call sign: JANESAOC no: 2318
31/10/2006: Andy Janes established Janes Aviation Limited as an independent cargo operator, this followed the revocation of Emerald Airways' Air Operator's Certificate back in May 2006. The focus would be on cargo services and not on the passenger services that Emerald had undertaken.
11/05/2010: Following mounting financial pressures due to stiff competition and rising maintenance costs for their aging fleet, Janes Aviation ceased all operations and was officially dissolved.
11/05/2010: Following mounting financial pressures due to stiff competition and rising maintenance costs for their aging fleet, Janes Aviation ceased all operations and was officially dissolved.
Jersey Air Ferries
Jersey Air Ferries
1983 - 1984
Jersey Air Ferries was a short-lived charter and regional airline established by the Jadepoint investment group in the spring of 1983, following their acquisition of British Air Ferries (BAF).
27/04/1983: The airline commenced operations between Southend and Le Touquet.
October 1983: Operations ceased.
27/04/1983: The airline commenced operations between Southend and Le Touquet.
October 1983: Operations ceased.
Jersey Airlines
Jersey Airlines
1948 - 1963
Name change to British United (C.I.) Airways
1948: Established as a private airline. 1952: First scheduled service. 1956: British European Airways (BEA) take 25% minority stake in airline1962: Jersey Airlines becomes part of the British United Airways (BUA) group of companies. August 1963: Trading name changed to British United (C.I.) Airways. November 1968: BUA (C.I.) absorbed into British United Island Airways
Jersey European Airways / Jersey European
Jersey European Airways / Jersey European
1979 - 2002
1979: Jersey European Airways established following the merger of Intra Airways and Express Air Services
2000: Renamed Jersey European
2002: Renamed Flybe
2000: Renamed Jersey European
2002: Renamed Flybe
Jersey Airways
Jersey Airways
1933 - 1947
Became part of British European Airways
Jersey Airways was an airline that operated air services to and from the Channel Islands, with its maintenance base at Portsmouth Airport, later moving to Southampton Airport in 1935. 18/12/1933: First commercial service commenced between St. Aubin's beach, St. Hellier to Portsmouth.01/12/1934: Channel Islands Airways became the registered holding company for Jersey Airways Ltd. and its subsidiary Guernsey Airways Ltd.10/03/1937: Jersey Airport opened allowing Jersey Airways to operate a fixed timetable.03/09/1939: Operations ceased due to German occupation.In 1947, the government nationalised UK airlines, and Jersey Airways became part of British European Airways (BEA).
Jetstream Executive Travel Ltd
Jetstream Executive Travel Ltd
2003 - 2012
HQ: Cannock Main Base: WolverhamptonIATA: JX ICAO: JXTCallsign: VANNIN
07/08/2003: Jetstream Executive Travel Ltd was established as an aircraft executive charter airline
In May 2007, the company launched a brief scheduled regional airline operation under the trading name Jetstream Express, but services ceased at the end of the following month.
The company ceased operations in April 2012 and was dissolved.
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In May 2007, the company launched a brief scheduled regional airline operation under the trading name Jetstream Express, but services ceased at the end of the following month.
The company ceased operations in April 2012 and was dissolved.
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Fleet history
British Aerospace Jetstream 3102G-CCPW 13/06/2007 > 01/11/2007G-PLAH 02/06/2004 > 22/01/2008G-OAKI 26/11/2008 > 21/09/2012G-PLAJ 18/05/2004 > 27/05/2009
British Aerospace Jetstream 3103G-JXTA 03/01/2006 > 09/10/2013
British Aerospace Jetstream 3107G-BYYI 02/06/2004 > 13/09/2006
British Aerospace Jetstream 3108G-JXTC 21/06/2006 > 07/10/2011
British Aerospace Jetstream 3102G-CCPW 13/06/2007 > 01/11/2007G-PLAH 02/06/2004 > 22/01/2008G-OAKI 26/11/2008 > 21/09/2012G-PLAJ 18/05/2004 > 27/05/2009
British Aerospace Jetstream 3103G-JXTA 03/01/2006 > 09/10/2013
British Aerospace Jetstream 3107G-BYYI 02/06/2004 > 13/09/2006
British Aerospace Jetstream 3108G-JXTC 21/06/2006 > 07/10/2011
Jetstream Express
Jetstream Express
2007
Main Base: BlackpoolIATA: JX* ICAO: JXT*Callsign: VANNIN**Used Jetstream Executive Travel Ltd operational details
Jetstream Express was a small regional airline and the trading name of the scheduled operations for Jetstream Executive Travel Ltd.
08/05/2007: Flights between Blackpool and Belfast City airport commenced
04/06/2007: Flights between Blackpool and Aberdeen commenced
The planned July service between Blackpool and Southampton never started, as the airline announced later in June that all flights would cease immediately due to the routes not proving viable.
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08/05/2007: Flights between Blackpool and Belfast City airport commenced
04/06/2007: Flights between Blackpool and Aberdeen commenced
The planned July service between Blackpool and Southampton never started, as the airline announced later in June that all flights would cease immediately due to the routes not proving viable.
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Fleet history
Aircraft were registered to Jetstream Executive Travel Ltd, with G-CCPW being the main aircraft used in the Jetstream Express livery.
British Aerospace Jetstream 3102G-CCPW 13/06/2007 > 01/11/2007G-PLAH 02/06/2004 > 22/01/2008G-PLAJ 18/05/2004 > 27/05/2009
British Aerospace Jetstream 3103G-JXTA 03/01/2006 > 09/10/2013
British Aerospace Jetstream 3108G-JXTC 21/06/2006 > 07/10/2011
Aircraft were registered to Jetstream Executive Travel Ltd, with G-CCPW being the main aircraft used in the Jetstream Express livery.
British Aerospace Jetstream 3102G-CCPW 13/06/2007 > 01/11/2007G-PLAH 02/06/2004 > 22/01/2008G-PLAJ 18/05/2004 > 27/05/2009
British Aerospace Jetstream 3103G-JXTA 03/01/2006 > 09/10/2013
British Aerospace Jetstream 3108G-JXTC 21/06/2006 > 07/10/2011
jetXtra.com
jetXtra.com
2012 - 2017
Virtual airline
JetXtra.com was a virtual airline offering air charters between Humberside and Spain using aircraft from other airlines.
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Brief History01/11/2011: JetXtra was incorporated for Tour operator activities. 2012: JetXtra had planned to operate flights from Humberside to Majorca and Malaga for three months starting June, but was postponed due to issues surrounding branding and customer sales protection.May 2013: FIights commenced from Humberside using a Volotea Boeing 717.2014: JetXtra provided services from Humberside to Alicante and Palma de Mallorca during the summer season using a BA CityFlyer Embraer E-Jet.2017: Flight sales were ceased beyond the end of season.2021: JetXtra was relaunched as an online package holiday supplier/ Tour operator.26/07/2022: The company was dissolved.
Jota Aviation
Jota Aviation
2009 - 2022
HQ: Southend Main Base: Biggin HillIATA: -- ICAO: ENZCallsign: ENZOAOC no: 2376
24/11/2009: Based at Biggin Hill Airport, Jota Aviation was formed as a specialist charter airline to meet the travel and cargo demands of the motorsport industry. Together with the related Jota Sport, Jota Design and Jota Historic divisions, they formed the Jota Group.
16/04/2022: Operations ceased and the company entered liquidation in the following month
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16/04/2022: Operations ceased and the company entered liquidation in the following month
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Fleet History(* Jota Aircraft Leasing Ltd)British Aerospace 146-200G-SMLA 12/04/2018 > 25/08/202225/08/2022 > 04/04/2024*British Aerospace 146-300G-JOTC 16/05/2018 > 15/07/2021*G-JOTD 19/04/2018 > 21/09/2022*G-JOTE 05/04/2018 > 05/09/2022*G-JOTF 17/08/2018 > 05/09/2022*British Aerospace Avro RJ85G-JOTR 12/01/2016 > 19/04/201819/04/2018 > 04-Aug-2023*British Aerospace Avro RJ100G-JOTS 07/07/2017 > 16/08/202216/08/2022 > 15/06/2023*
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