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oldpax

10th Nov 2018 12:34

Defunct airline

Back in the mid nineties I was working in Holland and every month had a weekend home in Plymouth.I tried various ways to get their quickly.One small airline I used flew from Schipol to Bournmouth and then changed for Exeter!So it wasn't the quickest way!I think the aircraft were ex RN twin turbos with a pannier underneath for luggage.I was told tha it closed down shortly after my one and only flight with it.Probably 1995.
So can anyone tell me what airline it was please?

Jetstream67

10th Nov 2018 12:43

Was it flown by an older Gentleman in a red coat and white beard ?

GordonR_Cape

10th Nov 2018 12:44

Quick search: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurodirect

Buster the Bear

10th Nov 2018 17:15

https://www.airliners.net/photo/Euro...am-31/225405/L

crewmeal

11th Nov 2018 06:55

Sounds like Brymon who had a base in Plymouth which sadly is no more.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brymon_Airways

Flitefone

11th Nov 2018 07:31

It was Eurodirect

It was Eurodirect, I used them myself a few times between BOH - CDG, AMS and BRU. A fleet of Jetstream31 and BAe ATP were used. Sometimes the schedule served both BOH and EXT as a trangle, so dependent on the day, the flight to BOH could route via EXT and vice versa. I remember returning from CDG to BOH several times via EXT, but the outbounds were always direct.

G-OEDG British Aerospace Jetstream 31 EuroDirect AlainDurand ...
https://goo.gl/images/mHUnLA

FF

oldpax

11th Nov 2018 11:23

Thanks for the info.I am sure it ceased trading(1995) just after I used them!Plymouth airport no more so its Newquay or Exeter or a long journey on Nat express or stand all the way on the train!!!
Coming from Thailand Schipol and then onto Bristol might be quicker or at least less tiring!

canberra97

11th Nov 2018 23:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by crewmeal (Post 10307917)

Sounds like Brymon who had a base in Plymouth which sadly is no more.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brymon_Airways

As already pointed out by other posters before you decided to add your own post that the airline in question was EuroDirect.

For instance Brymon never served BOH or AMS so the fact that you have suggested it was Brymon is rather irrelevant in this discussion.

cornishsimon

11th Nov 2018 23:41

GCurious to hear of the OPs routing in the end. Suspect NQY has better connection options with the LGW link, maybe BA coded flybe and cx ?

on a side. Oh how brymon is missed

cs

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