Freddie Laker (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Freddie Laker" in English language version.

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books.google.com

de Boer, E.R. (2017). Strategy in Airline Loyalty: Frequent Flyer Programs. Springer International Publishing. p. 4. ISBN 978-3-319-62600-0. Retrieved 3 June 2018.
Biswas, S. (2014). RELATIONSHIP MARKETING: Concepts, Theories and Cases. PHI Learning. p. 257. ISBN 978-81-203-4875-2. Retrieved 3 June 2018.

businesstraveller.com

Caswell, Mark. "Freddie Mercury unveiled as Norwegian's latest tail fin hero". Business Traveller.com. Retrieved 19 August 2017.

flightglobal.com

Now it's Sir Freddie, Flight International, 10 June 1978, p. 1740
C of A for BAC One-Eleven, Flight International, 15 April 1965, p. 553
Caledonian/BUA, Flight International, 17 June 1971, p. 883
Improving Three-Eleven prospects, Flight International, 13 February 1969, p. 236
BAC Three-Eleven, Flight International, 20 November 1969, p. 790
Europe's first wide-body trijet service, Flight International, 30 November 1972, p. 773
First Skytrain leaves on Monday, Flight International, 24 September 1977, p. 875
Britain's New Board — Plain Man's Guide to the Air Transport Licensing Board, Flight International, 13 April 1961, p. 471
Britain's New Board ..., World Airlines Survey ..., Flight International, 13 April 1961, p. 472
Britain's New Board ..., World Airlines Survey ..., Flight International, 13 April 1961, p. 473
Laker's low-fare challenge, Air Transport ..., Flight International, 8 July 1971, p. 42
Mr Laker's Bargain Basement, Air Transport ..., Flight International, 28 October 1971, p. 674
Laker's Skytrain approved by Britain, Flight International, 5 October 1972, p. 447
Skytrain briefing, Flight International, 19 April 1973, p. 608
British Caledonian granted Atlantic scheduled licence, Flight International, 2 March 1972, p. 311
Government loses on Skytrain, Flight International, 25 December 1976, p. 1822
UK abandons long-haul competition, Flight International, 7 August 1975, p. 173
UK aviation policy review: first in a long series, Flight International, 21 February 1976, p. 397
UK aviation policy review: first in a long series, Flight International, 21 February 1976, p. 398
Britain to end Bermuda Agreement, Flight International, 3 July 1976, p. 4
Bermuda 2 initialled, Flight International, 2 July 1977, p. 5
Bermuda 2 initialled, Flight International, 2 July 1977, p. 6
Bermuda 2: signed and sealed ..., Flight International, 23 July 1977, p. 254
North Atlantic fares in turmoil, Flight International, 13 August 1977, p. 465
Skytrain profit to top £1 million?, Flight International, 4 March 1978, p. 553
Sir Freddie plans a comeback, Flight International, 5 January 1985, p. 4
Laker claims £13m for DC-10 grounding, Flight International, 27 October 1979, p. 1338
BA squares up for sale, Flight International, 8 June 1985, p. 21
Laker resurfaces with new Bahamas airline, Flight International, 8–14 April 1992, p. 8

freddieawards.com

"Freddie Awards - History". 3 January 2014. Retrieved 7 June 2018.

le.ac.uk

lra.le.ac.uk

Armstrong, P. (2005). The Flight of the Accountant: a Romance of Air and Credit, Flight to insolvency

southendairport.com

"London Southend Airport - Lakers Bar". Archived from the original on 5 May 2015. Retrieved 14 June 2015.

teamrock.com

Munro, Scott (30 June 2017). "Freddie Mercury's image to appear on Norwegian aircraft". Teamrock.com. Future Publishing Limited. Retrieved 19 August 2017.

theguardian.com

Barker, Dennis (10 February 2006). "Sir Freddie Laker obituary". The Guardian. Retrieved 2 September 2019.

vc10.net

A little VC10derness — Individual Histories: G-ASIX / A4O-AB

web.archive.org

Sir Freddie Laker. B. Ritchie, The Independent, print edition, 11 February 2006
"London Southend Airport - Lakers Bar". Archived from the original on 5 May 2015. Retrieved 14 June 2015.