Palestine Airways

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Palestine Airways was an early commercial airline that operated in the British Mandate of Palestine in the 1930s, providing regional passenger and mail services in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf airline
defunct airline
ceasedOperations late 1930s
country Mandatory Palestine
surface form: British Mandate of Palestine
fleetType De Havilland Dragon
De Havilland Dragon
surface form: De Havilland Dragon Rapide
foundedBy Imperial Airways
headquartersLocation Jaffa
Tel Aviv
historicalContext Mandatory Palestine
surface form: British Mandate period in Palestine
industry aviation
mainHub Lydda Airport
notableFor being one of the earliest airlines in the Eastern Mediterranean
early commercial aviation in the British Mandate of Palestine
operatedFor British government
Palestine Post Office
operatedIn Mandatory Palestine
surface form: British Mandate of Palestine
operatedRoute Lydda–Alexandria
Lydda–Baghdad
Lydda–Beirut
Lydda–Cyprus
Lydda
surface form: Lydda–Haifa
operationalPeriod 1930s
parentCompany Imperial Airways
primaryRole mail carrier
regional air transport
regionServed Eastern Mediterranean
Middle East
serviceType air mail
commercial airline
passenger transport
status defunct

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British Mandate for Palestine airline Palestine Airways