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Old 15th Aug 2006, 13:10
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MyTravel Aircraft Registrations

I believe the registrations assigned to MyTravel Airways (formerly Airtours International) aircraft were based on company directors initials, rather than the typical sequential pattern used by most UK airlines.

Is there any truth in this and if so is there a list available of the directors / staff members the aircraft are registered after?
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Quite true . I only know a few.

A330 GMLJL ex MD Mike Lee and his wife .
A330 GMDBD ex comm dir. Brian Deavall and his wife .
A320 GSASS or SSAS DFO Steve Solomon and his wife.

can't think of any more at mo.
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Very interesting thanks, anyone know any more?
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If memory serves, some of the Air Europe 737-200s around 1979/1980 (?)had "vanity" reggies for the same reason. And, no, I can't remember them!!! Anyone else?
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...I think one of the 732's was something like G-BMHG, with HG = Harry Goodman?
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Grrr

Monarch did the same during the 80's/90's.
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...and Monarch are still doing it!
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...and Air UK with its 146s:

UKHP (Harold Payne, Dir Engineering)
UKJF (Jim French, Commercial)
UKSC (Stuart Carson, Dir Finance)
UKRC (Robert Coleman, Ground)
UKSH (Stephen Hanscombe, Big Cheese)
UKAG (Andrew Gray, also a Grand Camembert)

I think there might be others - my tiny brain has given up...
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