British Airways Return To Inverness Airport Luncheon, 1974

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British Airways Return To Inverness Airport Luncheon, 1974Inverness airport its Gaelic name is Port adhair Inbhir Nis is located at Dalcross, Scotland, and is the main gateway for travelers to the north of Scotland, as well as operating some flights to Europe. Built in 1940, it was widely used during WWII for flight training purposes and opened for civil operations in 1947. British European Airways (BEA) commenced flights to London Heathrow in the 70s using a combination of Hawker Siddeley Trident jets and

Judging from the comprehensive drinks list – there were 15 vintage French champagnes to choose from and a killer cocktail list – customers were feeling very merry by the time they departed in the wee hours

helping them pursue their passion for jazz

It was owned and operated jointly by the Chicago and North Western Railway (1936–55)

and its fixtures and fitting were put up for auction

A statement in support of civil rights by President John F Kennedy was read out

Lake Michigan staples such as lake trout

the food that the guests were served was decidedly American

would fail because its level of luxury was unprecedented

over-spilling

whistling as he goes about his daily business

dark handsome man would cross their path

the various locations began to close in the 1970s and Blum’s stopped operating completely in the 1980s

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