- Aviación y Comercio, S.A.,
doing business as
Aviaco, was a
Spanish airline headquartered in the
Edificio Minister in Madrid. The
carrier was
formed by...
- 1959, the
Spanish airline Aviaco became a part of
Iberia by
controlling two-thirds of its
capital in a
capital increase.
Aviaco had been
created in 1948...
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occurred on 7 December 1983 when a
departing Iberia Boeing 727
struck an
Aviaco McDonnell Douglas DC-9 at Madrid-Barajas Airport,
causing the
deaths of...
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Aviaco Flight 111 (AO111) was a
domestic scheduled flight by
Aviaco from
Santiago de
Compostela to Madrid. On 9 May 1957 the
Bristol 170
crashed shortly...
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Aviaco Flight 118 was a Sud
Aviation SE 210
Caravelle operated by
Aviaco that
crashed in the
village of Montrove,
Spain on 13
August 1973,
while attempting...
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Aviaco Madrileño Club de Fútbol was a
Spanish football club
based in Madrid, in the
Community of Madrid.
Founded in 1951 and
dissolved in 1970, it last...
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History of
Iberia History of
British Airways Predecessors and
acquisitions Aviaco Air Panamá
Internacional British Airways Ltd (1935–1939)
British European...
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Blackbushe Airport; of the 35 on board, only a p****enger survives. May 9 –
Aviaco Flight 111, a
Bristol 170,
crashed on
approach to
Madrid after a flight...
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operating as
Iberia Flight 350
collided during takeoff with
Aviaco Flight 134, a DC-9 The
Aviaco DC-9 had
accidentally entered the
runway as the
Iberia flight...
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Launch customer and
primary operator of the 10B was
Finnair with 8 examples.
Aviaco ordered 5 but this was cancelled, with
those aircraft going to Sterling...