What now defunct airlines have you flown on?

Along with some others already mentioned.
Royal Phnom Penh Airways
Dragonair

Many of the above that I won’t bother repeating, but I’ll add…

Northwest Orient - used to fly Prestwick to the US
World Airways - used them in the US coast to coast

Loftleidir Icelandic , from, LHR to Prestwick then to Keflavic ,then to North US finishing in one of the New York airports , All done in the "Whispering Giant " Bristol Britania
That broke down so to back to LHR on PanAM .
I note Britania has had a couple of mentions , that has morphed into TUI and the food wagons from Britania can still be seen on TUI aircraft

The first flight I went on was a Britannia flight to Spain in the 90s.

Canada 3000 not long before they went under

There are some other earlier holidays I can't remember who I flew with.

I think Loftleider flew Canadair CL44s rather than Britannias.
The CL44 was based on the Britannia but had different engines and other improvements.

Most of the defunct airlines I flew on have already been mentioned but two really short lived ones that haven’t been covered are Istanbul Airlines and Pharaoh Airlines. I also flew with Aer Lingus Commuter - on a Shorts 360.

MyTravel A330.
FlyBe Dash 8 and Twin Otter.

Dan Air

1980

To Athens

Cabin Crew let me take over the PA system and "do" the "McVities are at the back" - and the plane tips up

Anyone remember that TV Ad?

Manx was another one for me. Short 330

Dan Air BAE146 from Newcastle to London (Gatwick prob). the captain announced before take-off that it was the maiden commercial flight for that aircraft.

This is a really interesting piece on the Dan Air Comets
https://www.duxfordaviationsociety.org/das-article...