Safari Air Services
John Graham Writes:-
We used this airline in January 1957 flying from London to Salisbury.
It took 5 days in the Viking stopping off for fuel quite frequently.
No doubt a number of people travelled this route in the 1950's and '60's.






Thanks to John Graham for sharing his memories with ORAFs.
1 Comments:
Man, does this bring back some memories!
My Father was the air traffic controller in Juba, southern Sudan in 1952/3 and I still cherish the memory of our flight from London to Juba in 1952...it took three days and never reached a height of more than 3,000 ft. In the skies over southern Sudan the pilot would reduce height and circle over any herd of wild game he saw.
It was a pleasure to travel in those days.
Mike Packer,
Israel
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