RIVALBET303: Nintendo Entertainment System

RIVALBET303 The Caribbean Airways and Air Seychelles contracts used spare capacity on BCal's DC-10-30s, while the Surinam Airways wet lease utilised the ex-Laker DC-10-10s operated by British Caledonian Charter. Although BCal's airline operation incurred a loss of £655,000 in the financial year to 31 October 1983, the airline managed to make an overall pre-tax profit of £2.6 million. 1983 turned out to be another tough year for BCal. BCal intended to use its A320s to replace the ageing One-Elevens on its short-haul European and medium-haul North African routes. During the early 1980s, BCal and its affiliated companies adopted a new organisational structure to reflect the growth in the group's business and the diversification into new activities.|Click here for a Printable Chart