British Airways
British Airways (BA) began in 1972 as the flag carrier airline of the United Kingdom after the merger of multiple airlines including British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) and British European Airways (BEA). After the acquisition of British Caledonian and British Midland International, BA became the second-largest airline in the UK, trailing behind the budget airline easyJet.
While BA does not have official trading cards, it partnered with Top Trumps cards in 2026 to produce an aviation-themed game card deck. The deck of 30 cards include not only BA’s modern fleet, but also its predecessors’ fleet such as the iconic Vickers VC-10 and Aérospatiale/BAC Concorde. These cards are NOT handed out by BA’s line pilots but can be purchased online through Top Trumps’ site, although they are frequently out of stock due to online traders purchase in excess. Alternately, the trading community may have sets available for trade, albeit for more than a few common cards.
| IATA CODE | Airline | Callsign | Note |
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| BA | British Airways | "Speedbird" | Callsign transferred from British Overseas Airways Corporation |
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Images reflect 30 playable cards in the Top Trumps deck, as well as the back cover and an introduction page. In all cases, they make up part of a full set and it is not recommended to trade or hand out individual cards.
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