A - Z UK Airlines
Ceased Operations - T
Ceased Operations - T
TAC Heavylift (1978-1980) > HeavyLift Cargo Airlines
TBG Airways (1996-1997)
TEA UK
TEA UK
1989-1991
Merged
Establshed as TEA UK by Belgium airline Trans European Airways (TEA) after acquiring the assets of Mediterranean Express, a short lived airline operating out of Manchester Airport between Spring and winter of 1987.
All three Boeing 737's were transferred to Belgium registration by end of 1990
All three Boeing 737's were transferred to Belgium registration by end of 1990
Tempair International Airlines (1972-1976)
Thomas Cook Airlines
Thomas Cook Airlines
2003 - 2019
Administration
March 2003: JMC Air was rebranded / remodeled as Thomas Cook Airlines UK
2007: Airline established as part of the Thomas Cook Group Airlines following the merger of the Thomas Cook Group and MyTravel Group
30/03/2008: MyTravel Airways merged with Thomas Cook Airlines
23/09/2019: entered compulsory liquidation
2007: Airline established as part of the Thomas Cook Group Airlines following the merger of the Thomas Cook Group and MyTravel Group
30/03/2008: MyTravel Airways merged with Thomas Cook Airlines
23/09/2019: entered compulsory liquidation
Thomsonfly
Thomsonfly
2004-2008
Merged
September 2004: Folowing the reorganisation of TUI UK, Britannia Airways was rebranded Thomsonfly
September 2007: TUI UK merged with First Choice Holidays
01/11/2008: First Choice Airways and Thomsonfly merged to become Thomson Airways
September 2007: TUI UK merged with First Choice Holidays
01/11/2008: First Choice Airways and Thomsonfly merged to become Thomson Airways
Thomson Airways
Thomson Airways
2008 - 2017
Renamed TUI Airways
01/11/2008: First Choice Airways and Thomsonfly merge to become Thomson Airways
13/05/2015: TUI Group advise all five of their airline subsidiaries would be named TUI
02/10/2017: Thomson Airways officially changes name to TUI Airways
13/05/2015: TUI Group advise all five of their airline subsidiaries would be named TUI
02/10/2017: Thomson Airways officially changes name to TUI Airways
Tradair
Tradair
1957-1962
> Channel Airways
1957: Established operations at Southend
December 1962: Absorbed into Channel Airways following financial issues
December 1962: Absorbed into Channel Airways following financial issues
Tradewinds Airways
Tradewinds Airways
1968-1990
> Ceased operations
November 1968: Gatwick charter flight airline, initially known as Bobwood, established following the collapse of Transglobe Airways operating former Transglobe Canadair CL-44-D4 aircraft.
January 1969: name changed to Tradewinds Airways
1977: acquired by the Lonrho Group and began replacing the CL44's with used Boeing 707-320C freighters.
28/09/1990: Ceased operations having insufficient funds to upgrade their 707's following new noise legislation
January 1969: name changed to Tradewinds Airways
1977: acquired by the Lonrho Group and began replacing the CL44's with used Boeing 707-320C freighters.
28/09/1990: Ceased operations having insufficient funds to upgrade their 707's following new noise legislation
Trans European Aviation
Trans European Aviation
1959 - 1962
Ceased Operations
1959: Established at Swansea Airport operating charter flights In early
1960: operations transferred to Coventry Airport
1961: Name changed to Trans European Airways
May 1961: Based at Gatwick Airport and other main UK airports operating Lockheed Constellations for charters and inclusive tour flights to Mediterranean resorts. Also flights to West Berlin.
August 1962: ceased operations
1960: operations transferred to Coventry Airport
1961: Name changed to Trans European Airways
May 1961: Based at Gatwick Airport and other main UK airports operating Lockheed Constellations for charters and inclusive tour flights to Mediterranean resorts. Also flights to West Berlin.
August 1962: ceased operations
Transair (1947-1960) Absorbed into BUA
Transglobe Airways
Transglobe Airways
1959-1968
Ceased Operations
1959: Commence initially as Air Links, operating holiday flights and cargo services from Gatwick
01/08/1965: Renamed Transglobe Airways
28/11/1968: Ceased operations
01/08/1965: Renamed Transglobe Airways
28/11/1968: Ceased operations
05/10/1962: initially established as Trans Meridian Flying Service
01/11/1962: commenced operations
end 1967: acquired by Trans World Leasing, converted to purely freight operations, and renamed as Transmeridian Air Cargo.
15/08/1979: Merged with IAS Cargo Airlines > British Cargo Airlines
01/11/1962: commenced operations
end 1967: acquired by Trans World Leasing, converted to purely freight operations, and renamed as Transmeridian Air Cargo.
15/08/1979: Merged with IAS Cargo Airlines > British Cargo Airlines