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Travel & Leisure during the Heyday of Commercial Air Travel when Flying was exciting and foreign locations exotic. The GWR formed its own air service in 1933 but operated independently for only a year before the Railway Air Service was formed by the Big Four railway companies in collaboration with Imperial Airways to provide internal services to connect with Imperial’s international flights – the modern equivalent ofd FlyBe and Easyjet, in many ways. One of the most important routes was Cardiff to Plymouth and Cardiff to Liverpool and Birmingham. The RAS was absorbed into the nationalised company BEA in 1947 There is a border around the image. The image size is correct. Many sizes available.
