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- Crilly_Airways abstract "Crilly Airways Ltd was founded by entrepreneur Frederick Leo Crilly. The airline operated passenger services between several cities in England in the mid-1930s. The airline started with a capitalization of ₤12,000. Crilly Airways started up running two eight seat de Havilland Dragons from Braunstone, a suburb of Leicester. The first of these two aircraft was christened Spirit of Doncaster. They also operated a de Havilland Fox Moth and two General Aircraft Monospar twin-engined monoplanes.In 1935, Crilly Airways sought government approval to operate an air service between Britain and Ireland but was refused. It was the Irish government's intention to operate a national airline between the two countries.The airline was the first to offer a frequent-flyer programme.Crilly Airways bought four twelve-seater Fokker F.XIIs from KLM. Using these planes, the airline was the first to run an airmail service between Portugal and England, opening this service on 1 February 1936. At the Portuguese capital, Lisbon, one of the Fokker F.XIIs was christened Lisboa ("Lisbon") by Menina Maria do Carmo Carmona Costa, the young granddaughter of the nation's president. It was Crilly's intention to extend this service to Gibraltar and West Africa, but this plan came to nought when the Spanish government refused the airline permission to overfly its territory during the Spanish Civil War.Unable to survive financially following the failure of the Portuguese venture, the company ceased trading on September 9, 1936 and entered receivership. British Airways Ltd. bought the aircraft and started the company British Airways Iberia Ltd. with Crilly as managing director. But this company also soon went bankrupt.The planes were then sold, via shady deals, to the Spanish nationalists in the Spanish Civil War.".
- Crilly_Airways closingDate "1936-09-09".
- Crilly_Airways headquarter Braunstone_Town.
- Crilly_Airways headquarter England.
- Crilly_Airways industry Aviation.
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- Crilly_Airways wikiPageID "13491934".
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- Crilly_Airways wikiPageWikiLink De_Havilland_Dragon.
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- Crilly_Airways wikiPageWikiLink Frequent-flyer_program.
- Crilly_Airways wikiPageWikiLink General_Aircraft_Monospar.
- Crilly_Airways wikiPageWikiLink Gibraltar.
- Crilly_Airways wikiPageWikiLink KLM.
- Crilly_Airways wikiPageWikiLink Leicester.
- Crilly_Airways wikiPageWikiLink Lisbon.
- Crilly_Airways wikiPageWikiLink Spanish_Civil_War.
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- Crilly_Airways wikiPageWikiLinkText "Crilly Airways".
- Crilly_Airways airline "Crilly Airways".
- Crilly_Airways ceased "1936-09-09".
- Crilly_Airways fleetSize "1".
- Crilly_Airways fleetSize "2".
- Crilly_Airways fleetSize "4".
- Crilly_Airways frequentFlyer "See below".
- Crilly_Airways hasPhotoCollection Crilly_Airways.
- Crilly_Airways headquarters Braunstone_Town.
- Crilly_Airways headquarters England.
- Crilly_Airways keyPeople "Frederick Leo Crilly".
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- Crilly_Airways subject Category:Defunct_airlines_of_the_United_Kingdom.
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- Crilly_Airways type Airline.
- Crilly_Airways type Company.
- Crilly_Airways type Organisation.
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- Crilly_Airways comment "Crilly Airways Ltd was founded by entrepreneur Frederick Leo Crilly. The airline operated passenger services between several cities in England in the mid-1930s. The airline started with a capitalization of ₤12,000. Crilly Airways started up running two eight seat de Havilland Dragons from Braunstone, a suburb of Leicester. The first of these two aircraft was christened Spirit of Doncaster.".
- Crilly_Airways label "Crilly Airways".
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- Crilly_Airways name "Crilly Airways".