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Who bought Air UK?

By 1997 a fleet of nine Fokker 50s had been acquired as the F27-500s and BAe 146-100 and -200s were being withdrawn from service. In 1997, KLM became the sole owner of Air UK, officially changing the name to KLM uk in April 1998.



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