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2. Cyprus Airways - Wikipedia

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   Cyprus Airways' first livery was introduced in 2016 on its Airbus A319 aircraft and featured the old Cyprus Airways logo, the mouflon, by the front doors of the aircraft. The mouflon yellow logo, as featured on the old Cyprus Airways livery, on the tail and engines. In October 2022, a new livery was introduced on its A320 and this was further ...

3. Cyprus Airways (1947–2015) - Wikipedia

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   Cyprus Airways was established on 24 September 1947 as a joint venture between the British Colonial Government of Cyprus, holding 40% of the share capital, British European Airways (BEA) and private interests owning the rest of the company. Operations commenced on 18 April 1948 with three Douglas DC-3 aircraft.

4. List of airline codes (C) - Wikipedia

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   Cumberland Airways (Nicholson Air Service) CUMBERLAND United States CTT Custom Air Transport: CATT United States RGN Cygnus Air: CYGNUS AIR Spain CYC Cyprair Tours: CYPRAIR Cyprus CYS Cypress Airlines: SKYBIRD Canada CY CYP Cyprus Airways: CYPRUS Cyprus YK KYV Cyprus Turkish Airlines: AIRKIBRIS Turkey Ceased operations 2010 CEF Czech Air Force ...

5. List of airlines of Cyprus - Wikipedia

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   Cyprus Airways [1] CYP: CY: CYPRUS: 2018: Tus Airways [1] CYF: U8: TUS AIR: 2015: References See also. List of airlines; List of defunct airlines of Cyprus ...

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7. The Emirates Group - Wikipedia

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   A partnership agreement with US Airways entered in the fall of 1993 allowed Emirates to offer services around the world. It previously had cooperation agreements with Cyprus Airways. By 1994, the airline was connecting 32 destinations with its 15 aircraft. At this time Emirates was the sixth largest airline in the Middle East. Emirates SkyCargo ...