Originally Posted by
WHBM
14. (1966) Ah… the big day is finally here! You’re leaving the rain and mist of Scotland and taking your wife to Italy - specifically Pisa. Even better, you’ll be able to fly all the way through on the same airline. You’ll depart Glasgow nonstop to the connection point where you’ll then fly nonstop to Pisa. Identify the airline, the route and the single aircraft
type all the way through.
The airline is more guessable, as British Eagle. They had a few "crumbs from the table" European routes from London Heathrow that they were allowed to have, Pisa being one of them, and they had not long started Heathrow to Glasgow as well, with a very restricted number of flights (BEA could run what they wanted). But the aircraft type ... it could be any of what they had, which likely ran on both routes. Viscount, Britannia or One-Eleven. I see the One-Eleven has already been discounted. let's go for a ............... Britannia.
Spot on,
Mr. M 
The schedule is from March 1966
British Eagle EG 815 Glasgow (GLA) 815a-935a London (LHR) Britannia Sa
British Eagle EG 862 London (LHR) 1155a-225p Pisa (PIS) Britannia Sa
Last edited by Seat 2A; Mar 17, 2022 at 2:10 pm