We have added all the magazine covers that were published by Dan-Air. The airline's first flight was in 1953, but passengers had to wait until 1967 before a magazine was offered to them. The main function of those early magazines was to provide information about the safety features of the aircraft and to show emergency exit locations, similar to those shown in today's safety cards.
The magazines also included a bar tariff and duty free guide, as well as advertisements for the selected goods. The magazines were released periodically over the next decade, but it took until 1978 - the airline's silver jubilee - to see a twice yearly in-flight magazine published.
That special souvenir edition was simply called 'Dan-Air' over the next few years this was extended to 'Dan-Air In Flight Magazine' before settling on the title 'In-Flight'
I have included at least the cover of each magazine, but unfortunately there are some gaps to this magazine story - That is where maybe you can help. If you have any of the missing magazines and you are willing to share them with me, then I would love to hear from you. You can send in scans of the magazines you have, or you can send the actual magazine. You can rest assured that the item will be looked after in our Dan Air archive - and never sold. We will also credit you on the site for the images. Send scans here If you prefer sending the magazine to the site, then the postal address can be found on the contact page. To view a magazine click on the relevant cover and you will be taken to the appropriate page. Underneath each of the magazines you will find small blocks that can be clicked taking you from page to page.
August 2026 Updated: Summer 1981, Winter 1983, Summer 1984, Spring 1988, Winter 1990, German Magazine Covers!
Recently I was asked why the website did not feature any of the magazines that appeared on Dan-Air flights that operated out of Berlin Tegal Airport. As you might know, Dan-Air had the largest presence at Berlin Tegal of any UK airline. Charter services were operated on behalf of most leading German Tour Operators, including Neckermann and Reisen. For twenty years Dan-Air based several aircraft at Tegal beginning with the Comet and BAC 1-11. Later years saw Boeing 727, 737 and Hawker Siddeley 748 aircraft based at the airport. Scheduled services were operated from Berlin too. To Saarkbrucken and Amsterdam. The Amsterdam service made history when it became the first European service to operate between two European Union countries that were not the airline's home base. We will include as many of the magazines as we can lay our hands on. For now, here is a selection of the front covers of some of them. If you have any that you would like to share, then please contact the site here.
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