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Macedonian Aviation
Macedonian Aviation
1972-1974
Ceased operations
1972: Charter operation, founded by Roger Byron-Collins, operating de Havilland Dove and Douglas DC-3s initially from Southend.
06/11/1974: Ceased operations
06/11/1974: Ceased operations
Maersk Air (UK)
Maersk Air (UK)
1993-2003
> Duo Airways
May 1993: Maersk Air UK established after the demerger of Brymon European Airways, with British Airways taking over former Brymon operations and Maersk taking over former Birmingham operations. The airline operated under a franchise agreement with British Airways utilising BA branding
2003: sold in a management buyout to become Duo Airways
2003: sold in a management buyout to become Duo Airways
Malinair (1985-1987)
Manx Airlines
Manx Airlines
1982-2002
Ceased operations
01/11/1982: Manx services commenced coomenced from it's base at Ronaldsway, Isle of Man Airport (joint venture founded by British Midland Airways and AirUK)
1991: Airline acquires Business Air.
March 1991: Manx Airlines create Manx Airlines Europe
1994:, Became a franchise carrier for British Airways
March 2001: British Airways purchase the British Regional Airlines Group (holding company of British Regional Airlines and Manx Airlines). The airline merges with Brymon Airways to form British Airways CitiExpress.
31/08/2002: Manx Airlines cease operations
1991: Airline acquires Business Air.
March 1991: Manx Airlines create Manx Airlines Europe
1994:, Became a franchise carrier for British Airways
March 2001: British Airways purchase the British Regional Airlines Group (holding company of British Regional Airlines and Manx Airlines). The airline merges with Brymon Airways to form British Airways CitiExpress.
31/08/2002: Manx Airlines cease operations
Manx Airlines Europe (1995-1996) > British Regional Airlines / British Airways Express
Markoss Aviation (2001-2008)
McAlpine Aviation
McAlpine Aviation
1947 - 2000
Acquired
September 1947: Founded by Kenneth McAlpine as a subsidary of the Alfred McAlpine Engineering and Construction, initially as a private company transporting Executvive team members and family to construction sites.
The fleet expanded over the years and began Executive jet operations for other large companies, plus setting up it's own Aircraft engineering company.
2000: Acquired by Signature Flight Support based at Luton
The fleet expanded over the years and began Executive jet operations for other large companies, plus setting up it's own Aircraft engineering company.
2000: Acquired by Signature Flight Support based at Luton
Mediterranean Express (1986-1988)
Mercury Airlines (1957-1964)
Meredith Air Transport (1952-1954) > African Air Safaris
Midland Air Cargo (MAC)
Midland Air Cargo (MAC)
1970-1973
Ceased operations
19/10/1970: Commenced revenue services having acquired 3 Superfreighters from BAF
01/03/1973: Ceased trading
01/03/1973: Ceased trading
Metropolitan Airways
Metropolitan Airways
1982-1985
Ceased operations
29/03/1982: Operations commenced.
Metropolitan Airways, a Bournemouth based airline owned by the same holding company as Alderney Air Ferries, became one of Dan Air City Link carriers.
1985: Ceased operations
Metropolitan Airways, a Bournemouth based airline owned by the same holding company as Alderney Air Ferries, became one of Dan Air City Link carriers.
1985: Ceased operations
Midland & Scottish Air Ferries (1933-1934) Scotland's 1st airline
MK Airlines (2006-2010)
Monarch Airlines
Monarch Airlines
1967 - 2017
Administration
05/06/1967: Established by former directors of British Eagle, Bill Hodgson and Don Peacock.
05/04/1968: Started commercial airline operations
13/12/1971: First commercial jet service
02/10/2017: Ceased operations
05/04/1968: Started commercial airline operations
13/12/1971: First commercial jet service
02/10/2017: Ceased operations
Mossair
Mossair
1975 - 1980
Ceased operations
1964: Initially established by Alderney entrepreneur Peter Moss as Alderney Air Charter utilising a Cessna 336 and 337
1975: Renamed Mossair. DH Dove added to inventory
1980: Ceased operations
1975: Renamed Mossair. DH Dove added to inventory
1980: Ceased operations
Morton Air Services (1945-1967) > British United Island Airways
MyTravel Airways
MyTravel Airways
2002 - 2008
> Thomas Cook Airlines
1990: Originally founded as Airtours International Airways
February 2002: Airtours Group rebranded as the MyTravel Group
01/05/2002:, Airtours International Airways and Premiair operations renamed MyTravel Airways
October 2002: MyTravel Airways launch its scheduled low-fare airline, MyTravelLite only to be reintegrated in 2003
March 2007: MyTravel Group PLC and Thomas Cook AG merge to form Thomas Cook Group PLC
30/03/2008: MyTravel's last flight following the integration of MyTravel Airways and Thomas Cook Airlines fleets to form Thomas Cook Airlines
February 2002: Airtours Group rebranded as the MyTravel Group
01/05/2002:, Airtours International Airways and Premiair operations renamed MyTravel Airways
October 2002: MyTravel Airways launch its scheduled low-fare airline, MyTravelLite only to be reintegrated in 2003
March 2007: MyTravel Group PLC and Thomas Cook AG merge to form Thomas Cook Group PLC
30/03/2008: MyTravel's last flight following the integration of MyTravel Airways and Thomas Cook Airlines fleets to form Thomas Cook Airlines
MyTravel Lite
MyTravel Lite
2002 - 2003
> Integrated into MyTravel Airways
October 2002: MyTravel Airways launched MyTravelLite as their 'low cost no-frills' airline operating out of Manchester and Birmingham
2003: integrated into the main charter operation
2003: integrated into the main charter operation
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