Air Manchester was a short-lived

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based in

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. The airline only operated for barely three months before it was sold.

History

Air Manchester started operations during April 1982 with a single BAC One-Eleven Series 416, registration 'G-SURE'. They kept this aircraft through their period of commercial activities, the airline's operations with this aircraft ceased in September 1982 when it was sold to

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.Eastwood, 2004, p.171

Fleet

The Air Manchester's fleet consisted of the following aircraft:

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History

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