When people think of deceased airline they usually think of the really big carriers like TWA or Continental, but there are hundreds of more that have been completely forgotten.
Yeah or Pan Am. Here’s a fact: a French play called Boeing Boeing involves a man living in Paris with his three fiancés, all of whom are flight attendants for TWA, Alitalia and Lufthansa. It’s a stupid play so I don’t recommend you look up TH-cam videos of it!
附Itzharry yeah, they became a part of united, which means united took their fleet. Sure united took the continental livery (recently changed it) but they still did die
Its definitely going to be interesting on how the rest of the few months play out in terms of aviation, you might have to make a special edition of this for coronavirus
Thank you SO much for featuring Laker. I was working for Portland Holidays - the direct sales side of Thomson, now Tui - at the time. The failure made a huge impact on Portland, allowing it to fill many of its remaining holidays and making the Reservations department very busy. Also Britannia, which was the airline I flew with most. Somewhere I think I have stickers or luggage tags for them!
Great video! really like this series. For the part 5 (if you make one) could you include the deceased airline Go. As it is the first airline I flew on and it is quite close to my heart
High Flyer Was ist es dann? Er hatte Probleme mit dem Wort, weil es zu deutsch ist... Und ich habe gemeint, dass wenn er weiß das man das sch so ausspricht bleibt noch das Problem mit dem ä...
It'd be great to see Air UK get a mention, the first airline I ever worked for. It was the third biggest scheduled airline in the UK for quite a while, before being absorbed into KLM.
Interflug got mentioned, I'm happy. You did mispronounce Ilyushin though and Schönefeld pronunciation was quite awful, but still way better than Simple Flying's attempt. And actually quite a few of Interflug's jets are preserved in Germany which you didn't mention.
I remember the unique "People's Express" which was the first airline I flew from UK(Gatwick) to USA(Newark,NJ). One unusual feature was you bought your ticket after you had boarded. So you didn't know if you were really travelling until you bought your ticket!!
Piedmont, formerly Allegheny Airlines, which eventually merged with USAir, also had a hub in Pittsburgh, PA. Small detail, no biggie. Enjoyed the vid all the same. Look fwd to the next one. 😉👍✌
Idea for part 5 Helios Airways. It was a Greek airline that flew aircraft like the A320. After Flight 522 crashed into the hills in Grammatico, Greece as a result of maintenance and pilot error, the airline ceased operations on Halloween 2006
Interesting video. Britannia caught my attention. Also have you heard of an airline called Air 2000 in the Uk. I think air 2000 was based at Manchester airport in the uk. Then there was Dan Air down at Gatwick. I’m not sure if Dan Air is in your videos. Thank you.....
Hooters Air few into Newark. I remember riding on the inter-terminal monorail, the automated announcer read the list of airlines for the terminal we were approaching. When they announced "Hooters Air" everyone snickered
As a former travel agent I sold many airlines that are no longer here like the original Frontier Airlines that went out of business in 1986. There were People Express, Ozark, Hughes Air West, Republic, Morris as well as Aspen and Rocky Mountain Airlines.
Could you do Rayani Air in the next episode? It's a very short-lived Malaysian full-service airline which started on 2015 and ended on 2016 due to management, safety and security issues, pilot strikes and lack of funding. It operated a fleet of 2 Boeing 734s, with an order of two more B734s, 4 B738s and 2 B772s.
Can you do Binter Mediterraneo, deceased second branch of Iberia's Binter? Now Binter Canarias flies on under new management, but without its sister airline.
Laker also had dc10 aircraft and flew those on the skytrain routes to Florida and other parts of the usa. Cyprus airways flew out of larnaca and paphos.
Can you add this in part 5? The airline is called Transamerica Airlines. They had a fleet of 747-200, L-382G, DC-6, DC-8, 727's, etc. They ceased operations in September 30, 1986.
LTU | LTU was a German holiday airline that was headquarter at Düsseldorf Airport, the airline operated short, medium and long haul routes with aircraft such as A320, 737 and A330, the airline also had bases at Munich Airport and Berlin Tegel. The airline was known for operating charter and holiday flights, with destinations to Asia, Africa, America and a route to Male on the Maldives, the airline was founded in 1955 and went through several names. In 2007-2009 the airline merged with AirBerlin and airberlin acquired the whole fleet and half of LTU’s crew for their A330s etc, before AirBerlin shut down a lot of their fleet were from LTU. The airline owned a company named LTE which was a small holiday/charter airline in Palma De Mallorca, the airline was LTU’s subsidiary before LTU merged in 2009 causing LTE to merge some of their aircrafts and crews with AirBerlin too.
I flew Peoples Express a low cost American airline from London Gatwick to New York Newark in the 80s Also two airlines not mentioned are Go Fly,set up by British Airways and JAT Yugoslav Airlines.
Sabena should be in the next part for sure, they were the largest Belgian airline ever (bigger than Brussels Airlines today) and they had a diverse fleet from BAe 146's to 737's to DC-10's to 747's, they also received the last ever passenger MD-11 ever built. SN Brussels Airlines and Virgin Express are also 2 good ones for the next list, they both merged together to create Brussels Airlines we know today.
a couple of suggestions: I am surprised that you had so much trouble pronouncing Piedmont and Syracuse. also, I believe that PSA was Pacific Southwest Airlines. some of the names you mentioned came and went without my ever hearing of them :(
There's three that stick out in my mind, America West in 2005. it was a reverse merger with US airways where America west bought U.S. Airways but took the name and brand. Second is TACA, A Salvadoran Airline that becasme part of Avianca in 2013. Third is the collapse of Slovenian Adria Airways in 2019. Great videos!
Just to let you know the lakers bar in Southend Airport got a change of name last summer its now called the navigator.. Due to the departure terminal getting a little update due to the likes of Ryanair, wizz and logan coming in 😊😊 don't worry I work there 👍👌
A few Alaska based airlines are Reeve Aleutian Airways 1947/2000. Peninsula Airways 1955/2020 and MarkAir 1946/1996.. All three mostly single family owned.
When people think of deceased airline they usually think of the really big carriers like TWA or Continental, but there are hundreds of more that have been completely forgotten.
Yeah or Pan Am. Here’s a fact: a French play called Boeing Boeing involves a man living in Paris with his three fiancés, all of whom are flight attendants for TWA, Alitalia and Lufthansa. It’s a stupid play so I don’t recommend you look up TH-cam videos of it!
That does sound like a very bad play, and I did forget about Pan Am. Thank you
Pq Gaming. Too me I think of (wow air) (Thomas cook) (pan am) (fly bee) (fly BMI)(air Berlin) (Ted)
Pq Gaming continental became part of united airlines, they never died
附Itzharry yeah, they became a part of united, which means united took their fleet. Sure united took the continental livery (recently changed it) but they still did die
Make a part 5 you litterly good at this stuff
I concur.
Yes
Its definitely going to be interesting on how the rest of the few months play out in terms of aviation, you might have to make a special edition of this for coronavirus
Awesome job! Love PSA and Piedmont! Very interesting on western, didn’t know about them!
i’am new to your channel and i already love it!
American Airlines and US Airways is using the PSA Heritage Livery on a Airbus A319 and PSA was in Ceased Operations Long time ago
And American Airlines and US Airways is using the Piedmont Heritage Livery on a Airbus A319
Thank you SO much for featuring Laker. I was working for Portland Holidays - the direct sales side of Thomson, now Tui - at the time. The failure made a huge impact on Portland, allowing it to fill many of its remaining holidays and making the Reservations department very busy. Also Britannia, which was the airline I flew with most. Somewhere I think I have stickers or luggage tags for them!
Would like to see about airlines that were forgotten, such as Ozark, Britt, Air Illinois, Mississippi Valley Airlines, etc. :)
Great video! really like this series.
For the part 5 (if you make one) could you include the deceased airline Go. As it is the first airline I flew on and it is quite close to my heart
Schönefeld: it’s like Shönefeld, the c doesn’t have a sound!
High Flyer Das Problem ist das die Engländer kein ä, ö, ü kennen....
BAe146 Forever das ist ja auch nicht das Problem!
High Flyer Was ist es dann? Er hatte Probleme mit dem Wort, weil es zu deutsch ist... Und ich habe gemeint, dass wenn er weiß das man das sch so ausspricht bleibt noch das Problem mit dem ä...
@@bae146forever3 ich bin das Problem
Marc deFont Warum?
Great video. Sad to see these airlines have died
Sabena could be a good airline to be featured in the next part of this amazing series, if there will be another episode of course.
I came across your videos and am a big fan! I'd recommend ATA Airlines and Midwest Airlines for future videos. Keep up the good work!
Midwest airlines (USA) should be next!! Love the series :)
Did you do Eastern?
America west is an airline I grew up flying would love to see it be included
I miss them.Was on one of their flight on 9/11/01.The crew handled it with aplomb.
Part 6
Nice job! Really like this series! Hope for you to do a part five! :)
Hi i am enjoying your videos from Buckinghamshire cant wait for your next video
And Is Officially 15 Years since Hooters Air was in Ceased Operations
It'd be great to see Air UK get a mention, the first airline I ever worked for. It was the third biggest scheduled airline in the UK for quite a while, before being absorbed into KLM.
Interflug got mentioned, I'm happy.
You did mispronounce Ilyushin though and Schönefeld pronunciation was quite awful, but still way better than Simple Flying's attempt.
And actually quite a few of Interflug's jets are preserved in Germany which you didn't mention.
dont be rude
Stop being so rude. He tried. Its a tough word if you are not German or Dutch. Let him be.
Awesome! I love this series.
Can you do Texas International airlines ??? It had an interesting life IMO
keep up the good work never knew there were so many deceases airlines
I remember the unique "People's Express" which was the first airline I flew from UK(Gatwick) to USA(Newark,NJ). One unusual feature was you bought your ticket after you had boarded. So you didn't know if you were really travelling until you bought your ticket!!
Can you do Australian airlines next
Love these vids so much, but still sad so many are gone
I love these episodes they are interesting well done
Piedmont, formerly Allegheny Airlines, which eventually merged with USAir, also had a hub in Pittsburgh, PA. Small detail, no biggie. Enjoyed the vid all the same. Look fwd to the next one. 😉👍✌
Idea for part 5
Helios Airways. It was a Greek airline that flew aircraft like the A320.
After Flight 522 crashed into the hills in Grammatico, Greece as a result of maintenance and pilot error, the airline ceased operations on Halloween 2006
Interesting video. Britannia caught my attention. Also have you heard of an airline called Air 2000 in the Uk. I think air 2000 was based at Manchester airport in the uk.
Then there was Dan Air down at Gatwick. I’m not sure if Dan Air is in your videos.
Thank you.....
Hooters Air few into Newark. I remember riding on the inter-terminal monorail, the automated announcer read the list of airlines for the terminal we were approaching. When they announced "Hooters Air" everyone snickered
Do you have any information about Challenge International Airlines?
As a former travel agent I sold many airlines that are no longer here like the original Frontier Airlines that went out of business in 1986. There were People Express, Ozark, Hughes Air West, Republic, Morris as well as Aspen and Rocky Mountain Airlines.
Nice video!
You should do a part 5 with mount cook air and nelson air both in new zealand!
Great video with some really iconic airlines. Still waiting for AtlasGlobal as I mentioned in my comment in the part 3 video ;-)
Nice! You should do air Arron!
Nooo it’s sad to see so many! Awesome video though!
Could you do Rayani Air in the next episode?
It's a very short-lived Malaysian full-service airline which started on 2015 and ended on 2016 due to management, safety and security issues, pilot strikes and lack of funding.
It operated a fleet of 2 Boeing 734s, with an order of two more B734s, 4 B738s and 2 B772s.
Hellenic Imperial Airways please!!!
Do Louder Air
Thanks for posting. Please add Midwest Express to your next video.
Great video!
Could you talk about Canadian airlines? It was originally cp air then it was absorbed by air Canada
PSA is not Pacific South, it is Pacific Southwestern Airways. Part 5 should have Pilgrim Airlines, Mohawk and Air New England...Great videos...
June 1982, I flew Arrow Airlines from San Francisco to London Gatwick. I think they bit the dust some years ago.
Please do Armanvia in part four
Another great video 👍
Do you think you can do TAA (trans Australia airlines)
Can you do Binter Mediterraneo, deceased second branch of Iberia's Binter? Now Binter Canarias flies on under new management, but without its sister airline.
hey best aviation utuber
Laker also had dc10 aircraft and flew those on the skytrain routes to Florida and other parts of the usa. Cyprus airways flew out of larnaca and paphos.
can you do braathens? Norwegian airline that merged with SAS
Could you please add Sabena to your next list? Thank You.
Cypress Airlines? Nooooo! CYPRUS AIRWAYS!! Also, their "Lancia" base?? Noooooo, LARNACA!!
Yes, the author did make some mistakes. He's still lucky that so many people have watched this, and he's got way more subs than I have.
Thank you, haha thought I was the only one getting triggered by the mistake haha
What do you think of JC wings?
Can you add this in part 5? The airline is called Transamerica Airlines. They had a fleet of 747-200, L-382G, DC-6, DC-8, 727's, etc. They ceased operations in September 30, 1986.
Have u done braniff international I think u have but. Just incase
LTU | LTU was a German holiday airline that was headquarter at Düsseldorf Airport, the airline operated short, medium and long haul routes with aircraft such as A320, 737 and A330, the airline also had bases at Munich Airport and Berlin Tegel.
The airline was known for operating charter and holiday flights, with destinations to Asia, Africa, America and a route to Male on the Maldives, the airline was founded in 1955 and went through several names.
In 2007-2009 the airline merged with AirBerlin and airberlin acquired the whole fleet and half of LTU’s crew for their A330s etc, before AirBerlin shut down a lot of their fleet were from LTU.
The airline owned a company named LTE which was a small holiday/charter airline in Palma De Mallorca, the airline was LTU’s subsidiary before LTU merged in 2009 causing LTE to merge some of their aircrafts and crews with AirBerlin too.
if you do another episode, can you include Tigerair australia, they recently collapsed because of Coronavirus
The most recent candidate for part 5: Germanwings!
High Flyer Germanwings operates flights for eurowings
Samir Graeber they still had their own AOC and had some own flights! Lufthansa ceased their operations a few days ago!
could you do china north-west and FAT(far eastern transport)
Can you please do Wardair if you make a part 5
Can you try cover ATA?
What about Canadian, Adam Air, Flash Airlines and Continental?
Laker really reminds me of Norwegian. I really hope they don’t turn out the same way. Great video as always 👍
I flew Peoples Express a low cost American airline from London Gatwick to New York Newark in the 80s
Also two airlines not mentioned are Go Fly,set up by British Airways and JAT Yugoslav Airlines.
Nice vid
For part 5, can you do Aerosvit Airlines
I whoud love another one
do Laker Airways Skytrain this went bangrupt a long time ago
edit: you did it lol.
Part 5 should include Helios Airways
Yo,nice
Greetings from Finland! Here are two childhood airlines: Blue1 and Finncomm. Both these are deceased.
If you do a part 5 can you pleas add Aviateca
You should include "Ladeco (Lineas aereas del cobre)" its quite unknown
Sabena should be in the next part for sure, they were the largest Belgian airline ever (bigger than Brussels Airlines today) and they had a diverse fleet from BAe 146's to 737's to DC-10's to 747's, they also received the last ever passenger MD-11 ever built. SN Brussels Airlines and Virgin Express are also 2 good ones for the next list, they both merged together to create Brussels Airlines we know today.
In part 5 make sure to put in Germania, OLT Express, KLM's Buzz and Transaero.
Also another indian airline kingfisher,i went on it when i was a kid.
Have you mentioned First Choice?
a couple of suggestions: I am surprised that you had so much trouble pronouncing Piedmont and Syracuse. also, I believe that PSA was Pacific Southwest Airlines. some of the names you mentioned came and went without my ever hearing of them :(
There's three that stick out in my mind, America West in 2005. it was a reverse merger with US airways where America west bought U.S. Airways but took the name and brand. Second is TACA, A Salvadoran Airline that becasme part of Avianca in 2013. Third is the collapse of Slovenian Adria Airways in 2019. Great videos!
Just to let you know the lakers bar in Southend Airport got a change of name last summer its now called the navigator.. Due to the departure terminal getting a little update due to the likes of Ryanair, wizz and logan coming in 😊😊 don't worry I work there 👍👌
CP Air, Canadian, Ward Air, Greyhound Air, Zip, Time Air. Lots of Canadian carriers.
Para la parte 5 deseo ver a LAPA
A few Alaska based airlines are Reeve Aleutian Airways 1947/2000. Peninsula Airways 1955/2020 and MarkAir 1946/1996.. All three mostly single family owned.
Please do for Avioimpex and Adria Airways.
Can you please add Buzz air. It is my third favourite airline
Northwest airline can you put it
Video was good but its Cyprus not Cypress haha. And its Larnica not Larcia, plus it had 330 aswell haha
Pan am 006 has a good vid on an unboxing of a hooters air 737-200
Can you add saturn airlines
in part 5, you should do Adria Airways- Slovenia national airline
Hooters had an airline. Thats surprising.
Aviation 18 I think you should put JMC air on your next top 10 list
Laker airways used to operate into the airport I live nearby from ( PIK )
I have a suggestion of an airline called lacsa, it was from costa rica.
Would like to see ALM or Insel Air
Can you add Sabena?
next, do sabena and soon you can also do Souht-African airways :(