British Atlantic Airways

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British Atlantic Airways was a short-lived British airline venture co-founded by lawyer and entrepreneur Randolph Fields in the 1980s that ultimately evolved into Virgin Atlantic.

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instanceOf airline
defunct airline
airlineType proposed scheduled carrier
associatedWith Richard Branson
basedIn United Kingdom
brandContinuity did not survive as a separate brand after creation of Virgin Atlantic
businessModel transatlantic airline venture
coFounder Alan Hellary
Randolph Fields
country United Kingdom
era 1980s
evolvedInto Virgin Atlantic
foundedBy Alan Hellary
Randolph Fields
headquartersLocation United Kingdom
historicalSignificance precursor to Virgin Atlantic Airways
industry air transport
aviation
notableFigure Randolph Fields
proposedRoute London–New York
linked to: New York–London

United Kingdom–Falkland Islands
proposedServiceType long-haul scheduled flights
RandolphFieldsOccupation entrepreneur
RandolphFieldsOccupation lawyer
reasonForNotContinuing absorbed into Virgin Atlantic start-up structure
regionServed transatlantic market
status never fully launched as an independent carrier
short-lived venture
successor Virgin Atlantic

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Randolph Fields coFounded British Atlantic Airways