List of BAC One-Eleven operators

The following is a list of past operators of the BAC One-Eleven. As of September 23, 2014, no BAC One-Eleven airline operators and aircraft are operating for any military entities.[1]

Civil operators

Airline Country 200 300 400 500 Notes
ADC Airlines 2 1
Adria Airways 5 Leased from TAROM
Aer Lingus[2] 4
Aero Asia International 7
Aeroamerica 1
Aerotaxi Monse 1
Air Illinois 2 2
Air Katanga 1
Air Malawi[3] 1 2 3
Air Manchester 2
Air Pacific[4] 3
Air Siam 1 Leased from Robin Loh
Air UK 4
Airways International Cymru 2 1 Ceased operations in 1988
Air Wisconsin 4 Sold to Florida Express
Allegheny Airlines 31 Rebranded as USAir in 1988
Aloha Airlines 3 Sold to Mohawk Airlines
American Airlines 30
Anglo Cargo 1 Leased from TAROM
Arkia 2
Atlantic Gulf Airlines 1 Leased from Cascade Airways
Austral Líneas Aéreas 6 11
Autair International 5 1 Renamed to Court Line in 1970
Aviateca 4
Bavaria Fluggesellschaft 7 4 Became Bavaria Germanair in 1977
Braniff International Airways 14
Braniff Inc. 15 3 Ceased operations in 1989
Bahamasair 4
Belize Airways[5] ?
British Air Ferries 3 2 11 Rebranded as British World Airlines in 1993
British Airways 8 36
British Caledonian Airways 7 4 1 19 Acquired by British Airways in 1988
British Eagle 2 5 Ceased operations in 1968
British European Airways 18 Merged with BOAC to form British Airways in 1974
British Island Airways (I) 4 Became Air UK in 1980
British Island Airways (II) 5 7
British Midland Airways 1 1 3 Leased from Airways International Cymru, Dan-Air, and British Aircraft Corporation
British United Airways 10 1 8 Launch customer
Merged with Caledonian Airways to form British Caledonian in 1970
Britt Airways 2 Sold to Okada Air
Caledonian Airways 4 Merged with British United Airways to form British Caledonian in 1970
Cambrian Airways 4 Merged with British Airways in 1976
Cascade Airways 3 2 Ceased operations in 1986
Cayman Airways 3
Channel Airways 3 Ceased operations in 1972
Court Line 3 15 Ceased operations in 1974
Cyprus Airways 6
Dan-Air 2 4 5 15 Merged into British Airways in 1992
Emerald Air[6] 1 Leased from USAir
European Aviation Air Charter 19
Faucett Perú[7] 2 1
Florida Express 16 6 Merged into Braniff Inc. in 1988
Germanair 1 7 Became Bavaria Germanair in 1977
Gulf Aviation 2
Gulf Air 4
Hapag-Lloyd Flug 7
Hold-Trade Air 4
Kabo Air 9 7
LACSA 2 4
Ladeco[8] 2 2
Laker Airways 5 1
LANICA 1 2 1
Lauda Air 2 Leased from TAROM
LIAT 4 Leased from Court Line
London European Airways 1 4 Ceased operations in 1991
Mohawk Airlines 24 Merged into Allegheny Airlines in 1972
Monarch Airlines 4
Nationwide Airlines 5 6
Okada Air 2 7 13 3
Orientair 1 Never entered service
Paninternational 4 Ceased operations in 1971
Pacific American Airlines 1 In fleet briefly; airline ceased ops 1978
Pacific Express 9 Ceased operations in 1984
Philippine Airlines 4 13
Quebecair 1 2 3
Romavia 3
Ryanair 16
Sadia 3 Renamed to Transbrasil in 1972
SARO 1
SCAT Airlines 2 Leased from Trast Aero
TACA International Airlines 4 1
Trabajos Aéreos y Enlaces 1
TAROM 10 13
Tikal Jets Airlines 2
Transbrasil[9] 9
USAir 30
VASP[10] 2
Wright Air Lines 1 Leased from Air Illinois
Zambia Airways 2 Sold to Dan-Air

Military and government operators

Military

 Australia
 Brazil
  • Brazilian Air Force - Two aircraft, with the Brazilian Air Force designation VC-92, operated in VIP role from 1968 to 1974.[10]
 Oman
 Philippines
 United Kingdom

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.[11] An example was Tenneco, a US-based company.[12]

References

  1. ^ "BAC 1-11 Production List". Planespotters.net.
  2. ^ Endres 1979, p. 98.
  3. ^ Endres 1979, p. 439.
  4. ^ Endres 1979, p. 91.
  5. ^ http://www.timetableimages.com/i-s/st80ca.jpg
  6. ^ "Aviation Photo #4064011: BAC 111-204AF One-Eleven - Emerald Air".
  7. ^ Magnusson Air-Britain Aviation World Spring 2022, pp. 24–25.
  8. ^ Magnusson Air-Britain Aviation World Spring 2022, p. 25.
  9. ^ Magnusson Air-Britain Aviation World Spring 2022, pp. 22–23.
  10. ^ a b Magnusson Air-Britain Aviation World Spring 2022, p. 24.
  11. ^ "Home". bac1-11jet.co.uk.
  12. ^ "Aircraft Photo of N504T | BAC 111-211AH One-Eleven | AirHistory.net #11412".
  • 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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