British Airways Colouring Book

Overview

There can be few world-class companies that boast the heritage and traditions inherent in the British Airways brand. Indeed, the company that became British Airways operated the world’s first commercial scheduled airline service in 1919. Based on exclusive posters, photographs and artwork from the company’s archive, the British Airways Colouring Book allows the reader to colour in and put their own stamp on images showing how the whole experience of flying has changed from the early days of aviation through to the present day.

Author Biography

Paul Jarvis was the Assistant Company Secretary at British Airways between 1992 and 2003. Retiring in 2003 he volunteered for the honorary role as curator of the British Airways Heritage Collection. The role was to safeguard and preserve the Collection as a national resource and to develop its potential as a source of heritage information and knowledge to support British Airways’ business. Paul has worked for nearly 50 years in various managerial roles at British Airways since joining BOAC, a predecessor company of British Airways, as a clerk on 6 June 1966. Paul is married with two daughters. He has written four published books about British Airways history.