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The following is a list of past operators of the BAC One-Eleven. As of September 23, 2014, there are no BAC One-Eleven airline operators, and no BAC One-Eleven aircraft operating for any military entities.

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Civil operators

• ADC Airlines
• Adria Airways
• Aer Lingus[1]
• Aeroamerica (U.S. charter carrier which operated former American Airlines aircraft in Europe)
• Air Illinois
• Air Malawi[2]
• Air Manchester
• Air Pacific[3]
• Air Siam
• Air UK
• Airways International Cymru
•  United States / Air Wisconsin
• Allegheny Airlines
• Aloha Airlines
• American Airlines
• Anglo Cargo Airlines
• Arkia
•  United States / Atlantic Gulf Airlines
• Austral
• Autair International
• Aviateca
• Bavaria Fluggesellschaft
• Braniff International Airways
• Bahamasair
• Belize Airways[4]
• British Air Ferries
• British Airways
• British Caledonian Airways
• British Eagle
• British European Airways
• British Island Airways
• British Midland Airways
• British United Airways
•  United States / Britt Airways
• Caledonian Airways
• Cambrian Airways
• Cascade Airways
• Cayman Airways
• Central African Airways
• Channel Airways
• Court Line
• Aerotaxi Monse
• Cyprus Airways
• Dan-Air
• European Aviation Air Charter
• Faucett - Three operated.[5]
• Florida Express
• Germanair
• Gulf Aviation
• Gulf Air
• Hapag-Lloyd
• Hold Trade Air
• Kabo Air
• LACSA
• LADECO - Four ex-Dan Air aircraft leased from 1990. Last aircraft retired 1994.[6]
• Laker Airways
• LANICA
• Lauda Air
• Leeward Islands Air Transport (LIAT)
• London European Airways
• Mohawk Airlines
• Monarch Airlines
•  Canada Nordair
• Okada Air
• Orientair
• Paninternational
• Pacific Express
• Philippine Airlines
• Quebecair
• Romavia
• Ryanair
• Sadia
• SARO Servicio Aereo Rutas Oriente
• SCAT Airlines[7]^{[unreliable source?]}
• TACA Airlines
• TAE
• TAROM
• Transbrasil - operated 10 aircraft from 1970 to 1978.[8]
• USAir
• VASP - operated two from 1968 to 1974.[9]
•  United States / Wright Airlines
• Zambia Airways
• Nationwide Airlines
• Aero Asia International

Military and government operators

Military

 Australia

• Royal Australian Air Force - Two aircraft from 1967 to 1990.
  • No. 34 Squadron RAAF

 Brazil

• Brazilian Air Force - Two aircraft, with the Brazilian Air Force designation VC-92, operated in VIP role from 1968 to 1974.[9]

 Oman

• Royal Air Force of Oman

 Philippines

• Philippine Air Force (1974-1984)
  • 702 Squadron

 United Kingdom

• Royal Air Force
  • Empire Test Pilots' School
  • Royal Aircraft Establishment

Government

 Mexico

• Mexican Government

 Philippines

• Philippine Government

 Romania

• Romanian Government

 United Arab Emirates

• Government of the United Arab Emirates

Corporate operators

The One-Eleven was also operated by corporate operators, particularly in the United States and the Middle East.[10] An example was Tenneco, a US-based company.[11]

References

• Endres, Günter G. (1979). World Airline Fleets 1979. Hounslow, UK: Airline Publications and Sales Ltd. ISBN 0-905117-53-0.
• Magnusson, Michael (Spring 2002). "BAC One-Eleven in Latin America and the Caribbean: Part 3: South America". Air-Britain Aviation World. pp. 22–25. ISSN 1742-996X.

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