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25th Jan 2012 |
Czech Connect Airlines |
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has been declared insolvent and has
suspended all operations |
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26th Jan 2012 |
Alitalia |
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has tentatively agreed to merge with
fellow Italian operators Blue Panorama
and Wind Jet |
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26th Jan 2012 |
Gulf Air |
- having
worked
on the L1011 simulator in Bahrain, I
hate to see the airline have to downsize |
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3 letter ICAO codes are included where known.
 
The former came into being in the early 1950s
and the latter in 1987
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Inactive |
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