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BOAC

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BOAC (formerly)
abbreviation for
(Engineering / Aeronautics) British Overseas Airways Corporation
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Taking a stroll down memory lane in Terminal 5, these four models parade vintage uniforms worn by cabin crew over the years (left to right) BEA early 1950s, paper dress 1967 BOAC, for crews flying to and from the Caribbean, BOAC early 1970s and current BA cabin crew uniform.
DRESS TO IMPRESS... British Airways, [...] by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
In 1953, Austin staff going to Japan for four-week stints found that the entire trip took six weeks, with a week's travel each way via BOAC and Pan-Am Stratocruisers.
Austin's Eastern foray by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
There has been no increase of security at British airports which would be the obvious sign of a terrorist link - Security source CAPTION(S): HIT BOAC jet like one downed by turbulence FIRE Swissair jet like one hit by system failure
So what may have caused it? by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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