Kudo's ! In just a few minutes an excellent and accurate recollection of an airline that played an important role in the Belgian airline scenery and about which you find very little information on the net.
That was a very good one. I knew of TEA Belgium and how EasyJet Swiss originated from TEA Switzerland but had no idea of all the others. Talk about having your fingers in several pies!
Thanks Matthew, I did have a basic understanding of TEA but wasn't aware of the connection between them and CityBird, I had started researching the latter and realised I needed to do TEA first and I am quite happy with how it turned out even after 3 months of development hell :)
Remember flying with TEA from East Midlands to either Paphos of Larnaca in June 91. They were ok from what I remember, think I've still got a branded wet wipe from the flight.
Hi, yes I will be doing Air Jamaica in the near future, I have a half complete script on BWIA so it is only fair to cover the other "partner" of Caribbean Airlines :)
I've read up on this airline back in school I thought it was related to a traditional British drink a Cup of Tea 🍵 😂 but I didn't think it would ment Trans European Airways (TEA). A other good upload Expo
Whatever. TEA used to be Belgian at the origin and spread its wings in many different European countries. It had been found by a great entrepreneur from Belgium and a couragous man. The rest unfortunately is history.
Kudo's ! In just a few minutes an excellent and accurate recollection of an airline that played an important role in the Belgian airline scenery and about which you find very little information on the net.
Thank you, I hope you enjoyed the rest of the video :)
..So, 'what went wrong' as a very wise man once said...nothing, as it was top notch Phil:)
Thanks Andrew :)
Great episode Phil!
Thanks Noah :)
Another great episode! Keep it up!!
Thank you :)
Wow What a Story...Thanks
Thank you :)
That was a very good one. I knew of TEA Belgium and how EasyJet Swiss originated from TEA Switzerland but had no idea of all the others. Talk about having your fingers in several pies!
Thanks Matthew, I did have a basic understanding of TEA but wasn't aware of the connection between them and CityBird, I had started researching the latter and realised I needed to do TEA first and I am quite happy with how it turned out even after 3 months of development hell :)
Another great Grounded video, thank you.
Thanks Paul, much appreciated :)
Another great episode as usual. 👍
Keep up the good work…..✈️✈️
Thank you, I really appreciate that :)
Another amazing video Phil, so interesting. Looking forward to the Citybird story!
Thank you, I hope it's worth the wait :)
Excellent as always, I have a few postcards I will have to share (I know too late now :P )
Thanks mate, yeah I should have gave you the heads up on this one :)
Nice one! I was waiting for TEA.
Thanks, I hope it was worth the wait :)
Thank you :)
can you do one about cyprus airways? Great videos
Hi, yes Cyprus Airways are on my to-do list :)
Remember flying with TEA from East Midlands to either Paphos of Larnaca in June 91. They were ok from what I remember, think I've still got a branded wet wipe from the flight.
Cool :)
Could you do one of Blue Air? It has been an all time favourite low cost but they went bust recently, cheers!
very nice videos by the way lol
Thank you :) Yes I will be covering Blue Air when the dust settles from their bankruptcy :)
Just a video suggestion,do you mind making a video on air Jamaica please?
Hi, yes I will be doing Air Jamaica in the near future, I have a half complete script on BWIA so it is only fair to cover the other "partner" of Caribbean Airlines :)
I've read up on this airline back in school I thought it was related to a traditional British drink a Cup of Tea 🍵 😂 but I didn't think it would ment Trans European Airways (TEA).
A other good upload Expo
Haha I did manage to avoid a cup of tea joke, remarkable considering how many cups of tea I had whilst making this episode ;)
Hello could you do malev hungarian airlines next?
Hi, I'll add them to my "to-do" list :)
My father, and bloody stepmother, flew for Saturn and later Trans International/Transamerica. These should have a story on your page(s).
Transamerica is on my "to-do" list, I'll take a closer look at Saturn and see what I can dig up :)
@@ExpoAviation Call or write me. I have intel and still talk to Saturn/TIA people. Dad passed shortly after the airline shut down in 1986.
Do a story on Joon Airlines.
TEA airlines should be British or Turkish not Belgian...
As a Brit I wholeheartedly agree :)
Whatever. TEA used to be Belgian at the origin and spread its wings in many different European countries. It had been found by a great entrepreneur from Belgium and a couragous man. The rest unfortunately is history.
@@francoisdekerchove1848its just a joke about the name "Tea"...