Just a question guys, in one of my usual spotting day here in SCQ, a strange plane landed and I don´t have any information about it. It was an old B737-200 in European Air Charter colours but with a big….”Palmair” on a side. Any information about this airline. It was coming from Bristol.
By: cheesebag - 9th March 2004 at 21:21
Originally posted by Bmused55
The CEO of Palm Air/Bath travel wishes fairlwell to each outbound flight. He boards the plane, says hello and wishes them a safe journey.Thats customer care!!!
Using 732, i’m not surprised he wishes them all a safe journey!!!!:D
By: Ren Frew - 9th March 2004 at 09:36
Palmair (European) 737-200 as witnessed at Tenerife South (10/2/04) Photo through dust coated glass:(
By: Bmused55 - 9th March 2004 at 07:50
The CEO of Palm Air/Bath travel wishes fairlwell to each outbound flight. He boards the plane, says hello and wishes them a safe journey.
Thats customer care!!!
By: EGNM - 8th March 2004 at 23:24
Originally posted by EAL_KING
it is part of european air charter anyone know if they still excist?
They are a seperate company owned by Bath Travel who operate an aircraft on lease from European as far as i know – not part of the same company??
By: green320 - 8th March 2004 at 22:46
I saw a Palmair 732 in October when I was disembarking my ZB A321 in ALC. There are also photos of it more recently in the Airliners.net database.
By: EAL_KING - 8th March 2004 at 22:42
it is part of european air charter anyone know if they still excist?
By: keltic - 13th April 2001 at 13:20
RE: Palmair, what´s that?
That´s definitely the best web in the world. The besti informed people. Thanks a lot for your comments.
By: dan330 - 12th April 2001 at 17:56
RE: Palmair, what´s that?
They were voted third best airline in the world by consumer association holiday which magazine, see this months airliner world (May 2001) page 9.
By: Saab 2000 - 12th April 2001 at 17:47
RE: Palmair, what´s that?
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Palmair are based at Bournmouth (I think)They used to fly BAE 146’S under a group called Flightline but now operate Boeing 737-200’S.Destinations include Majorca,Faro,Teneriefe,Malaga and many more.Some flights go via Jersey.I was lucky enougth to travel with them in 1997 on a BAE 146, excellent service and quite good food.Just found out that they were founded in 1957 by Peter Bath of Bath travel who operate Palmair and have 14 weekly flights from Bournmouth and employ 22 cabin crew and carries around 50,000 passenengers a year
By: aliairbus - 12th April 2001 at 10:06
RE: Palmair, what´s that?
KabirT palmair is still very much in operation with their 737-200 check out www.airliners.net for photos cheers mate
By: V1 - 11th April 2001 at 17:53
RE: Palmair, what´s that?
They are still operating. They used to fly the Bae 146, but now the 732 is the standard operating aircraft. Thet are still flying as I saw this very 737 earlier this month departing from BHX.
By: KabirT - 10th April 2001 at 16:45
RE: Palmair, what´s that?
Aliairbus u sure about this, i thought they were from Bristol and i am deffinately sure they seized operations for quite some time during 1997
By: KabirT - 10th April 2001 at 16:42
RE: Palmair, what´s that?
What….you saw a Palmair jet??? Palmair was an airline operating from Bristol but seized operations in 1997(i think). It had a fleet of 2 B737-200s and a a propelar plane also but i dont know which one. I am not 100% sure about this but am sure till 95%.
regrads
Kabir
By: aliairbus - 10th April 2001 at 08:51
RE: Palmair, what´s that?
Palmair is a british charter very small only use one 737-200 but has a great rep here, won a award for is service. Great little airline operates from bounmouth I think on charters to europe.
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