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Sir Freddie Laker and Tiny Rowlands leave the Board of Trade building in Victoria, London where they had a secret meeting with Biffin. 10th February 1982

One of the houses belonging to Freddie Laker, pictured on the day that Laker Airways went bust. 5th February 1982

Collect picture Freddie Laker in a school photograph. Circa 1940

Head of Laker Airways Freddie Laker with his wife and mother at Buckingham Palace after being knighted by the Queen at an Investiture. 19th July 1978

The inaugural flight of the new transatlantic Skytrain service from Gatwick airport, London to JFK, New York, launched by Laker Airways chief Freddie Laker

Airline chief Freddie Laker, head of Laker Airways, pictured talking to one of his staff members on board one of his aircraft at Biggin Hill Air Fair. 12th May 1967

Managing director of British United Airways Freddie Laker, loads luggage onto an aircraft at Gatwick airport during a strike by porters. 1st December 1964

Freddie Laker leaving Heathrow Airport for Miami, USA, flying by Brtish Airways. 11th February 1985

Lady Laker, wife of Freddie Laker, pictured arriving at the family court in London. 8th February 1982

Head of Laker Airways Freddie Laker mingles with passengers on board his translatlantic Skytrain service flight from London to New York. 17th June 1979

Head of Laker Airways Freddie Laker joins the queues at Gatwick airport, before the inaugural flight of his transatlantic Skytrain service takes off from Gatwick to New York

Forty seven passengers were banned from joining a charter flight to New York from Gatwick Airport. Enforcement officers spoke to 143 passengers to check if they qualified for the charter flight as

Freddie Laker pictured arriving at Heathrow airport, London. 22nd November 1982

Freddie Laker relaxes at his luxury farmhouse home in Chailey, East Sussex with his pet Schitzu dog " Pinky". 13th December 1982

Head of Laker Airways Freddie Laker hit back at British Airways attempt to stop his proposed walk on and walk off Skytrain service between London and New York

Freddie Laker, enjoying a quick half pint in the garden of his local pub in the village of Chailey in East Sussex. 13th February 1982

Freddie Laker helps launch a new project by one of his former employees Chris Sparkles. The scheme is called " Kidding Around the Capital" which are inclusive tours specifically planned for

Freddie Laker head of Laker Airways, pictured arriving at Heathrow airport, London. 1st February 1982

Freddie Laker pictured arriving at the family court in London. 8th February 1982

Head of Laker Airways Freddie Laker in relaxed mood at Gatwick airport, shortly before the inaugural flight of his transatlantic Skytrain service takes off from Gatwick to New York

Freddie Laker leaves Heathrow airport for Los Angeles, USA. 20th February 1982

Head of Laker Airways Freddie Laker at Buckingham Palace after being knighted by the Queen at an Investiture. 19th July 1978

Former airline chief Freddie Laker marries American Public Relations officer Jacqueline Ann Harvey on his 63rd birthday. After the brief civil ceremony

Head of Laker Airways Freddie Laker pictured at Brighton Marina for the inaugural flight of the Brighton-Dieppe Seajet Ferry

Freddie Laker announces his new business venture at the Savoy Hotel in London with new company Skytrain Holidays. He has been given the OK to fly holiday makers to many parts of the world

Head of Laker Airways Freddie Laker at Gatwick airport, shortly before the inaugural flight of his transatlantic Skytrain service takes off from Gatwick to New York

Head of Laker Airways Freddie Laker on the runway at Gatwick airport, a few days before the inaugural flight of his transatlantic Skytrain service takes off from Gatwick to New York

Former airline chief Freddie Laker launches a £399 budget holiday for 14 days in
Former airline chief Freddie Laker launches a £ 399 budget holiday for 14 days in Florida at a travel show in Earls Court, London. 13th November 1995

British airline entrepreneur Freddie Laker pictured at his new airline offices after founding Laker Airways. 10th February 1966

British United Airlines was acquired by Caledonian Airways in November 1970. Pictures taken at a press conference 13th March 1970. Freddie Laker, chairman of Laker Airways speaking at the conference

British United Airways managing director Freddie Laker with some of his own aircraft. 3rd March 1965

Head of Laker Airways Freddie Laker in jubilant mood on the runway at Gatwick airport, the day before the inaugural flight of his transatlantic Skytrain service takes off from Gatwick to New York

Simon O Brien Actor October 1997. Brookside actor who left the show to open his own cycle shop in liverpool

Simon O Brien ActorOctober 1997. Brookside actor who left the show to open his own cycle shop in Liverpool

Richard Branson standing in front of one of his Virgin Airways Boeing 747 jumbo jet. July 1991

Richard Branson makes final preparation for his around the world balloon flight from Marrakesh

Richard Branson is kissed by one of the ground crew Virgin Global Challenger balloon before take off on its attempted circumnavigation of the world in Marakech Morocco

Richard Branson British tycoon gestures as he arrives at a Moroccan airbase after the giant Virgin Global Challenge Balloon in which he intended to circum navigate the world broke its moorings

Richard Branson Virgin boss and Per Lindstrand seen here in Japan preparing to attempt the first crossing of the Pacific by Hot Air Balloon. December 1990

Freddie Laker on his motor cruiser of Majorca. 81-03733-009

Freddie Laker on his motor cruiser of Majorca. 81-03733-004

Freddie Laker on his motor cruiser of Majorca. 81-03733-003

Freddie Laker on his motor cruiser of Majorca. 81-03733-007

Freddie Laker on his motor cruiser of Majorca. 81-03733

Freddie Laker on his motor cruiser of Majorca. 81-03733-001

Freddie Laker on his motor cruiser of Majorca. 81-03733-006

Freddie Laker on his motor cruiser of Majorca. 81-03733-005

Freddie Laker on his motor cruiser of Majorca. 81-03733-008

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"Entrepreneur: The Visionaries Who Shape History" From Cecil Rhodes to Davie, entrepreneurs have always been the driving force behind societal progress. They possess an unwavering determination and a relentless pursuit of their dreams, making them true heroes in their own right. Take The Right Hon. Cecil J. Rhodes for example - a man whose ambition knew no bounds. His legacy as a mining magnate and politician still echoes through time, leaving an indelible mark on Africa's history. In 1892, artist Edward Linley Sambourne captured the essence of this entrepreneurial spirit in "The Rhodes Colossus. " This masterpiece immortalizes Rhodes' larger-than-life persona and his influential role in shaping nations. But entrepreneurship is not limited to men alone; women like Olivia Newton John have also made their mark. At just 22 years old, this pop singer became an icon with her talent and business acumen that propelled her career to new heights in February 1971. Freddie Laker was another trailblazer who revolutionized the aviation industry. Pictured at Woodcote Park Stud Farm near Epsom in Surrey on January 27th, 1960, Laker's innovative approach challenged traditional norms and democratized air travel for millions around the world. John D Rockefeller stands tall among American industrialists of the late 19th century (1956). His astute business strategies paved the way for modern capitalism while amassing immense wealth that shaped industries far beyond his time. Brian Epstein may be known as "the Beatle-maker, " but he was more than just a music entrepreneur managing one of history's greatest bands. He symbolized innovation and risk-taking within an ever-changing industry - constantly pushing boundaries to redefine success. George Calvert, first Lord Baltimore, exemplified entrepreneurial spirit by founding Maryland as a haven for religious freedom amidst adversity. His vision laid the foundation for future generations seeking refuge and opportunity.