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it also became the airport's leading scheduled operator, with
a 71,000 km (43,217 miles) network of short, medium and long-haul
routes across Europe, Africa and South America. These were
served with contemporary BAC One-Eleven and Vickers VC-10
jet aircraft.[14]
1970 to date
South Terminal international arrivals concourse London homes
for sale
In late November 1970 BUA was acquired by the Scottish charter
airline Caledonian Airways. The new airline was known as Caledonian/BUA
London homes for sale before adopting the British Caledonian
name in September 1971. BUA's takeover by Caledonian enabled
the latter to transform itself into a scheduled airline. In
addition to scheduled routes inherited from BUA, it launched
scheduled services to Europe, North and West Africa, North
America as well as the Middle and Far East during the 1970s
and '80s. This included the first scheduled service by a wholly
private UK airline since the 1930s between London and Paris,
in November 1971, as well as the first transatlantic London
homes for sale scheduled services by a private UK airline
to New York and Los Angeles, in April 1973. It also included
the launch of the UK's first private scheduled air service
to Hong Kong (via Dubai) in August 1980.
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