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English: Speedbird 38 to London, taking off from Capital Airport for the very last time - runway 36R. See you at Daxing tomorrow! British Airways started its service to PEK on 13 November 1980, via Bahrain and Hong Kong (and even catering was done in Kai Tak initially!). |
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