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Sep. 09, 1969 - A New Airline Designed Entirely For Holidaymakers: Pink, turquoise and orange airliners, will be flying in Britain's skies next year by a British independent airline. An the hostesses will wear straw boaters and uniforms in colours to match their aircraft. This new look in the skies was revealed today at a press conference by Court Line Ltd, who are the shipping firm who own Autair International. This new airline will be the first to be designed entirely for holidaymakers and will concentrate solely on holiday charter flights. The airline will be known as Court Lines (Aviation) ltd. and their new14-million fleet of eight B.A.C. One-Eleven jets, will be airborne from the 1st. January, 1970. Says Mr. John Young, managing director of the Court Line Croup; Our aim is for holidaymakers to feel that their flight is an exciting and enjoyable part of their holiday. Not just a boring necessity. On board, passengers will even be able to eat when they feel like it, for the new airline have designed a new idea in flight catering - seatback meals. Photo shows Three models display the new airline's hostess outfits. Each girl will wear a cross-over pinafore dress with matching jacket and a roll neck long-sleeved blouse. Her coat will be a hooded shower proofed cape - and also a summer boater to match the uniforms. Modelling the outfits (L. to R.) are Ginny Cooper, Gay Berisford and Shirley Osborn in London today

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