British United Airways

British United Airways, "BUA", var det största privata flygbolaget i Storbritannien som fanns under 1960-1970. BUA ingick i Caledonian Airways 30 november 1970. Man flög bland annat Vickers VC10. En person som hade stort inflytande på detta flygbolag var Sir Freddie Laker

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