1958 British European Airways Elizabethan Routes.

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1958 British European Airways Elizabethan Routes.

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These Elizabethan routes were listed in the 1 June 1958 BOAC timetable.

BE142 London (EGLL) 925 -> Naples (LIRN) 1410
BE142 Naples (LIRN) 1455 -> Malta (LMML) 1650
BE148 London (EGLL) 925 -> Rome (LIRF) 1345
BE148 Rome (LIRF) 1425 -> Malta (LMML) 1640
BE149 Malta (LMML) 1500 -> Rome (LIRF) 1730
BE149 Rome (LIRF) 1810 -> London (EGLL) 2250
BE159 Malta (LMML) 1900 -> Naples (LIRN) 2105
BE159 Naples (LIRN) 2250 -> London (EGLL) 340
BE466 Cologne (EDDK) 1135 -> Hanover (EDDV) 1240
BE466 London (EGLL) 915 -> Cologne (EDDK) 1105
BE467 Cologne (EDDK) 1535 -> London (EGLL) 1740
BE467 Hanover (EDDV) 1355 -> Cologne (EDDK) 1505
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Nice one Joe :wink:

I see a problem right away (for me that is) in that the flight times are a bit long for me to get in :sad: I feared this would happen but hoped for a few closer locations :crying: Never mind.. it's all info that will be put to good use :wink:

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Sorry about that dave, but as someone else once said.

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That must have been about the end of Lizzie flights

They used to to the LHR-Jersey route Dave.

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Ah.. now then!! Heathrow is a bit on the big side for me but I'd gladly make the Jersey run in one :wink:

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If you prefer Dave

Dan Dare use to do Gatwick-Jersey

Autair Luton-Jersey

BKS also used them there at times prob from Leeds and Newcastle.

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Hi Garry,

ANY of those locations would fit with the amount of time I have to fly 'hands on' :wink: I understand the necessity for being able to use x4 on the longhaul routes but I'm not going there.. just not for me I'm afraid so 1.5 - 2hrs is my max. I like to do the return flight in the same day if poss hence shorthaul for me :wink:
I must dig the Ambassador out and reacquaint myself plus.. get some more time in on the Vikings for when they're introduced!! There'll be plenty of routes for the Vik that I won't be able to do but quite a few that I should be ok with :wink:

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Just read that the Autair Luton-Blackpool started with Vikings was taken over by Lizzies, so that's another one in you short haul file.

Just an aside the Gatwick-Jersey operated by Dan Air was the last by an Ambassador when G-ALZO made the last ever revenue flight by the type.

It was unusual in that despite some of the type being converted to freighters it actually finished as a pax carrier.


I'll see what turns up but I know I don't have any extensive lists.

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That works fine for me Garry. Many tks :wink:

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BEA used Lizzie on the Heathrow Le-Bourget run. That route did not become a standard Viscount operation until the V.802's came on stream.

So the old girl...who was quite a new old girl then :roll: held her own aginst the V.708's of Air France.


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Newcastle-Dublin
Newcastle-Basle
Newcastle-Jersey
Newcastle-Bergen
Newcastle-Edinburgh-Belfast
Newcastle-Heathrow (from 06-Apr-1959 with G-AMAD fare £10 return)
Newcastle-Heathrow-Bilbao
Newcastle-Heathrow-Santander
Heathrow-Bilbao
Edinburgh-Bilbao

Not much...sorry

BTW an addtion to the comment on BOAC Viscounts being BWIA forgot about Bahamasair.

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