This was a new, £5 million facility that was officially inaugurated upon completion in 1963. I was there to see the arrival of BA’s latest legacy livery repaint – an A319 painted in the colours of British European Airways. [4], On 1 August 1946, the Civil Aviation Act 1946 was given Royal Assent and passed into law. [2][22][128], Following the inauguration of scheduled services between Land's End in Cornwall and St Mary's in the Isles of Scilly in 1947, BEA continued serving this route with Dragon Rapides due to a lack of a suitable fixed-wing alternative until BEA Helicopters took it over on 2 May 1964. Following its formation, BOAC's new division began taking over Transport Command's operations from 4 March 1946. On 18 April 1953, BEA began using its newly delivered Vickers Viscount 701 on their scheduled service from London to Rome and Athens. [11], The Super One-Eleven division was headquartered in Manchester. These were the airline's first dedicated freighters; the first aircraft was delivered and entered service later the same year. The following month, BEA's Belfast operations transferred to Nutts Corner while Dakotas replaced the "Jupiter" class Ju 52s from 1947.[2]. [11][137][138][152][153][154], The introduction of Pan Am's 727s to the Berlin market represented a major step change because of the aircraft's ability to carry more passengers than any other contemporary aircraft type used by scheduled carriers in the short-haul Berlin market, and its ability to take off from and land on Tempelhof's short runways with a full commercial payload as only light fuel loads were required on the short internal German services. Scheduled operations commenced on 18 April 1955, following which one aircraft was exclusively used on scheduled services while the other was kept on stand-by for air ambulance duties. The first of these "Discovery" class aircraft entered service with 47 mixed-class seats in April 1953, and the first production aircraft (G-AMAV) went on to win the transport class of the 1953 London to Christchurch, New Zealand, air race, with BEA MD Peter Masefield as team manager and co-pilot. [4], Initially, BEA supplemented its ex-RAF Transport Command Dakotas with Dragon Rapides and Avro Nineteens. Compared with the Dakota, the Viking took 35 minutes less to reach Copenhagen from London. [3] The company slogan was Number One in Europe. [106], On 1 September 1972, BEA became the British European Airways Division of the newly formed British Airways Group. [101], The British Air Services division assumed responsibility for Cambrian Airways and Northeast Airlines, BEA's two majority-owned regional airline subsidiaries. [5], During 1952, BEA carried its millionth passenger,[5] and by the early 1960s it had become the western world's[nb 1] fifth-biggest passenger-carrying airline[nb 2] and the biggest outside the United States. This included a number of takeoffs and landings at Tempelhof to test the aircraft's short-field performance. In February 1967, BEA sought UK government approval to order up to 40[nb 8] BAC Two-Elevens, a 200-seat, six-abreast development of the five-abreast BAC One-Eleven powered by Rolls-Royce RB211 high-bypass turbofan engines, for service entry in the early 1970s. [4], Operations commenced from Croydon and Northolt airports, with DH89A Dragon Rapides and Douglas DC-3s. [49][86][87][88], On 15 February 1968, BEA took delivery of its first Trident 2E. [7], On 1 April 1961, BEA moved some flights to Paris (Le Bourget) and other European destinations from Heathrow to Gatwick in accordance with the wishes of the British government to develop the latter airport. [7][51] The Vanguards' introduction on BEA's Heathrow–Scotland trunk routes increased traffic by more than 20%. [133][134][155][158] This measure was therefore only a stopgap until most of BEA's Berlin fleet was equipped with 97-seat, single-class BAC One-Eleven 500s. This entailed re-configuring a total of 49 aircraft in a 36-seat, single class layout. These represented approximately half of the airline's total yearly flights to/from Germany and generated profits of £1 million per year. Aircraft had to fly across hostile East German territory through three 20 mi (32 km) wide air corridors at a maximum altitude of 10,000 ft (3,000 m). [90], Following its commercial debut on 1 September 1968 on BEA's internal German routes, the airline's new One-Eleven 500s began regular scheduled operations on 17 November 1968, respectively replacing Vanguards and Viscounts on the corporation's Heathrow–Manchester and Berlin routes. In June 1952 BEA re-launched the pre-war mid-day Silverwing service pioneered by Imperial Airways on the London–Paris route with 40-seat all-first class Ambassadors. Additionally, British Airways created a distinctive yellow, orange, and gold livery for the aircraft that transported the Olympic Flame from Athens to London – named The Firefly. [34], On 10 June 1965, BEA Trident 1C G-ARPR performed the world's first automatic touchdown at London Heathrow on a commercial flight with fare-paying passengers. [22][127], On 1 June 1964, Vanguards made their debut on BEA's Heathrow–Jersey route. In 1997 British Airways (BA) adopted a new livery. [225], From the late-1950s to the late-1960s, BEA's aircraft wore its red, black and white livery, which was uniformly applied to the entire fleet from September 1959. The following aircraft are on public display in British European Airways markings: BEA's early liveries in the late-1940s to early-1950s mainly consisted of a bare metal finish with upper case, black British European Airways titles above the cabin windows on each side of the fuselage, the aircraft registration in bold, black capital letters on each side of the rear fuselage as well as on the underside of each wing, and a contemporary BEA logo on each side of the forward fuselage featuring a stylised wing and BEA in capital letters on each side of the nose. To compensate for the 510ED's lower rated engines, no forward integral airstairs were fitted. [124], In July 1954, BEA operated a proving flight from the mainland to the island using a Vickers Viscount turboprop. This included all services operated by these airlines on behalf of their parent company, principally all of the corporation's domestic and international services from and to Bristol, Cardiff, Leeds/Bradford, Liverpool, Newcastle and the Isle of Man, as well as selected international regional services from Heathrow such as Bordeaux, Cork, Luxembourg and Rimini. Tridents wearing this livery also displayed the type's name (Trident for Trident 1C/1E, Trident Two for Trident 2E and Trident Three for Trident 3B) in white letters each side of the dark-blue centre engine while One-Eleven 500s wearing it displayed the type's name (Super one-eleven) in white letters on a dark-blue horizontal strip on each of their bare metal engines. scottish airways). Two months later, a new paved runway opened at Jersey, which enabled the introduction of bigger, heavier aircraft types on BEA's (and other airlines') services to and from the island. The modern and fresh design was based on the British national colours of red, white and blue. [75][83][84] To enable the new "Second Force" to become viable and to redress the competitive imbalance between it and the corporations, the Heath government ordered a limited route transfer from the latter to the former. [97] This move was necessitated by the Anglo-French bilateral air treaty to make room for British Caledonian's Gatwick – Le Bourget service,[nb 10] which began the following day. Dates are for service with BEA Helicopters,[180] those still in service in 1974 subsequently passed to British Airways Helicopters.[179]. British Airways celebrating a ce G-EUPJ British Airways Airbus A319-100 painted in a retro BEA livery to commemorate their centenary. 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The aeroplanes, which carried 21 passengers each, flew on a route network centred on Nicosia Airport that included Rome, London (via Athens), Beirut, Athens, Cairo, Istanbul, and Haifa. The Comet and Viscount aircraft were replaced with five Trident jets, three of them acquired from BEA. The engines retained their natural metal finish as well while the wings were red, both on the upper and underside, with the BEA logo featuring the three-letter abbreviation of the airline's name in upper case white in a square appearing on each wing's upper side and the aircraft registration in bold, white capital letters on each wing's underside. This resulted in a BEA order for 18 firm BAC One-Eleven 500s plus six options in January 1967, for delivery from autumn 1968, to meet BEA's requirement to replace Vanguards/Viscounts on its Heathrow–Manchester and internal German routes. [124], Following the departure of BEA's last flight from Northolt to Jersey in October 1954, the airline's London – Channel Islands flights served the British capital exclusively via Heathrow. [124], In 1949, BEA expanded its fledgling Channel Islands operations by inaugurating London–Alderney and inter-island scheduled services linking Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney. It also operated domestic and international routes from Birmingham, using a dedicated Trident 1E, as well as a mix of Scottish and Channel Islands Viscounts. In that case, BUA's failure to obtain traffic rights was mainly the result of the French authorities' refusal to grant these without a corresponding reduction in BEA's share of London–Paris flights. BEA's Channel Islands Airways division assumed financial and operational responsibility for all of its routes serving the Channel Islands except those serving the islands from Heathrow, Bristol, Cardiff, Leeds/Bradford, Liverpool and Newcastle. [6] By that time, BEA served most major European cities, with the network stretching as far east as Moscow, Kuwait and Doha as well as North Africa to the south, and it was furthermore a founder/minority shareholder of Alitalia, Aer Lingus, Cyprus Airways, Gibraltar Airways and Jersey Airlines. [119][120], On 31 March 1974, the British Airways Board placed an order for two British Aerospace 748 Series 2B turboprops for delivery to British Airways in 1975. The arrow-shaped part of the Union flag symbolising an aircraft became known as the "Speedjack" motif. The first aircraft to receive a commemorative paintjob will be a B747 jumbo (registration G-BYGC), which will be painted in the 1964-1974 era British … In addition to its Viscount mainline aircraft, Scottish Airways also operated a dedicated fleet of smaller regional feeder aircraft. Following retirement of BEA's Dragon Rapides, BEA Helicopters took over the scheduled service between Land's End and the Isles of Scilly on 2 May 1964. [2], Despite the previous year's nationalisation of several private airlines and their absorption into BEA, the government-owned carrier continued to contract its private sector counterparts to operate a limited number of regional feeder services on its behalf via "associate" agreements. BEA's first order for the BAC One-Eleven enabled BAC to proceed with the development of the 500 series, a more powerful, stretched version of the original One-Eleven 200 launched by BEA's independent rival British United Airways in 1961; its second repeat-order for Tridents launched the 3B series, a more powerful, aerodynamically enhanced, stretched version of the earlier Trident models already in service with/ordered by the airline. BEA's first commercial Ambassador service left London for Paris on 13 March 1952. [110] Until then, each of the three main airline divisions had its own two-letter, IATA airline identification code, BA for Overseas, BE for European and BZ for Regional. The following month, BEA launched a London–Guernsey Argosy freighter service. On 23 October 1957, Vickers Viscount 802 G-AOJA on a flight from, On 17 November 1957, Vickers Viscount 802 G-AOHP crashed at, On 28 April 1958, Vickers Viscount 802 G-AORC crashed at, On 16 May 1958, Douglas Dakota C.3 G-AGHP crashed at Chatenoy, France while flying in a storm as a result of, On 5 January 1960, Vickers Viscount 701 G-AMNY was damaged beyond economic repair at, On 7 January 1960, Vickers Viscount 802 G-AOHU was damaged beyond economic repair when the nose wheel collapsed on landing at, On 21 December 1961, Cyprus Airways Flight 226, a, On 4 December 1967, Armstrong Whitworth Argosy 222 G-ASXP crashed on a training flight at, On 3 July 1968, Hawker Siddeley Trident 1C G-ARPT was destroyed on the ground at London Heathrow when BKS Air Transport, On 19 January 1973, Vickers Viscount 802 G-AOHI crashed into, This page was last edited on 3 May 2021, at 19:58. 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