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UACI changed to
ONA then to
NATIONAL AIRLINES
from 1981 til Dec 1985

UACI DC-10 used
for Hadj
October 1978

UACI 747 in Saudi
colors crewed by
UACI June 1979
- Febr 1981

N902R DC-8-55F
OVERSEAS
NATIONAL
Gatwick 1982

Boeing747-243B
OVERSEAS NATIONAL
Gatwick 1983


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Glen van Ingen has an impressive
career and has flewn among others
with ONA and Air America as a Pilot.

Glen van Ingen

May 2014
New kids on the block!
ONA - UACI

Welcome Mike McGinn
to the ONA Crew Webring!


Outstanding documentation on
ONA UACI by Mr ONA December 2013
F/E RON HONIG!




ONA UACI
GLOBETROTTER

DIMITRI PAPA ABU DHABI AP

Department Scary

Globetrotting
Dimitri on Facebook!




DENNIS O´CONNOR





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BRIAN GOLD


UACI JUNIORS

DEBBIE TERRY NESBIT



DAVID McDANIEL



Captain Dave McDaniel DC-8-55 79



RAMY MESIH



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Kano Nigeria Hadj


Passengers boarding
a DC-10 November 1977
Photo courtesy
Donna Bazal Stone


Cairo Egypt


Don Hoyt, Dick Bord, Ron Preede, Jack Kelly
and Captain Ted Secola. United Air Carriers
operating a B747, probably out of Cario, Egypt.

CAPTAIN TED SECOLA


UACI crew at Indianapolis!
CAPTAIN MITCH ALLEN &
APPLE UNCHANA TAMASAK


UACI JEDDAH UACI JEDDAH UACI JEDDAH UACI JEDDAH UACI JEDDAH UACI JEDDAH


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HISTORY: FIRST ONA

ONA was founded in June 1950 as a charter
airline and carried both freight and passengers.
It was based in Idlewild Airport (now JFK) and
had five Douglas DC-6 aircraft in the fleet. Its
main function was to carry US military personnel
to and from Europe from the east coast of the USA.
ONA also had a dedicated Douglas DC-7F for freight
operations.

For a brief period from 1964 to 1965, ONA went into
Chapter 11 bankruptcy to reorganize and flights
resumed in October 1965, this time operating Douglas
DC-8 aircraft. Operations expanded to have flights
to the Caribbean, Europe and even to India. In 1968
and the following years, ONA received a fleet of 11
Lockheed L-188 Electra used in freight operations.
In the meantime, the DC-8s were servicing the trans
Atlantic routes. The next aircraft to be put into
operations was the Douglas DC-9, which replaced the
Electras and then in 1973 two Douglas DC-10 were received.

In 1978 when airline deregulation went into effect,
the board of directors of ONA decided to liquidate
the airline which, due to the value of the company's
DC-10 aircraft, was a successful liquidation.
The board decided not to try to compete in the newly
deregulated environment and as a result ONA ceased
flying in October 1978.

SECOND ONA

The second airline to be named Overseas National
Airways was created when officials of Overseas
National Airways formed a FAR Part 129 leasing
company known as United Air Carriers on July 21, 1977.
When Overseas National Airways folded in 1978,
the company was renamed to Overseas National Airways
and was certified in 1980 under FAR 121 as a cargo and
passenger charter company.

In 1982 the company gained approval for scheduled
service, leading to the company purchasing the name
National Airlines from Pan American World Airways in
anticipation of scheduled New York to Paris service.
The scheduled service never materialized, although
flights on the route were flown as charters.

The company, faced financial problems and by December
1985 it ceased operations, filing for bankruptcy in
May 1986.

Kano Airport Nigeria


BILL BEYERS



Check out Ron Preede´s spectacular
photo show of UACI Saudi aircraft!

RON PREEDE
UACI 747 - Saudi



UACI GLOBETROTTERS


BILL PARKS


HANGING UP THE WINGS


BOB LEVY


UACI crew in Miami / Aruba!
DIMITRI PAVLOWITCH
The tropical flyer



Hadj Pilgrims from Dakar,
Senegal, West Africa to Mecca


Dimitri Papadimitropoulos


YACHTING IN ABU DHABI


Dimitri at World Airways

Meet Donna!


DONNA BAZAL STONE



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LES PRESTON




CAPTAIN
BRENT POINDEXTER




MARY BURKE


Zoom Airlines, Canada


CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON



ENRIQUE HERMANA




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Kuweit Int´l Airport


MOHAMED OMAR



Cairo Airport Egypt


PETER SCHAEFFER


CARINA LARSSON HERNANDEZ


Christina Bjorklund Werjefelt,
ONA 1966, residing in Hawaii
and CARINA LARSSON HERNANDEZ
National Airways 1984

Carina now lives in
Gothenburg Sweden.

Polar Air


ALLEN MITCHELL



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JFK Airport New York


CAPTAIN DENNIS O´CONNOR




DAN McDOWELL



CAPTAIN RAY YOUNG


Malaga Spain

MOHAMED BUZZ BUSBY



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JEFFERY ROWLAND
IN MEMORIAM


REST IN PEACE

UACI F/E Jeffery Rowland aka
Poppa Rowland passed away at
the age of 84, April 17, 2012.
Info relayed by Ron Honig



BOB LEVY IN MEMORIAM


Rest In Peace

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JEDDAH HILTON
SAUDI ARABIA


Jeddah is the gateway to the holy cities 
of Makkah and Madinah. Although Riyadh is 
the capital of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 
Jeddah is known as its commercial capital. 
Since Jeddah is situated at the Red Sea coast, 
it is also known as Bride of Red Sea.


Jeddah, The Bride of the Red Sea


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