What does DN stand for?

Dan Air

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Now retired, Hall flew a variety of planes for nearly 50 years, serving 20 years in the RAF, piloting for Dan Air, and spending the last 20 years flying private jets.

Casting an expert eye on the new Paphos airport

On June 17, 1991, four passengers on a Hamburg, Germany-bound Dan Air 737 spotted "a wingless projectile pass below and to the left of the aircraft" as the flight climbed out of London's Gatwick Airport.

Britain releases UFO files, dispels some mysteries

Other directorships include British Shoe Corporation, LEP group, Dan Air, North Sea Assets and Central & Sheerwood

Man at home in a crisis

Coincidentally, Dan Air is offering cheap flights to Norway for pounds 59.

The diaries of Harry Garner

In 1992 they acquired the entire fleet of Dan Air, a company long associated with Liverpool, with the name Emerald introduced a year later to reflect its busy Irish Sea operations.

High-flying Emerald looks for European expansion

Mr James - who normally charges [pounds sterling]6,500 a day for his brand of salvage work - has in the past saved a string of ailing companies including Dan Air, Eagle Trust, Shoe Express and, most recently, Robinson drinks.

Railtrack blasted over 5pc windfall for shareholders

When I first arrived at the airport in the 60s, the airlines consisted of BKS (after the three men who started it up ( James Barnaby, Thomas Keegan and Cyril Stevens), Dan Air, Silver City and British Island Airways," says Olive.

Global hub was once a few huts